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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-06
Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Nippon Maru Delayed Many-Hours
by Series of Fierce Gales

thirds OF year the Russisn bark Fennia ar
nLNeq q IN the harbor this morning from New
te-on-Iyne, via Port Los Angeles Delay in
arrival cost the Fennia her charter.
An enormous cargo Of -four will be taken
from here 10 the Orient by the British steamer
Aymeric which arrived in the harbor this morn
ing from San Francisco She viii carry away
tV.VOO barrels OF the breadstuff, the cargo TO
De distributed at Taku, Newchwang and Chefoo.
ne norwegian steamer Skogstad arrived this
morning under charter TO the Pacific Export
lumber Company 10 load lumber FOR China and
SAN PEDRO. March 5.-A terrific southeaster
nes prevailed for twenty -four hours. Early this
morning 5e0 feet OF the trestle work the outer
DreakWater was washed away. II viii cost $4,000
70 repair the break, and work cannot be resumed
on the giant seawal for three weeks The storm
has delayed the sailing OF the North Pacific
steamship Company's Roanoke and she will clear
on the return trip for Portland via San Fran
cisco and Eureka tomorrow.
The schooner Admiral is out two DAYS from
south Bend, with fuIi cargo Of lumber con-
signed TO wholesalers at this port. The
schooner W. y. Jewett, Captain Abrahamson, IN
ished dischargine her cargo and sailed today in
ballast for Grsys Harbor to reload. The steamer
Aberdeen, Captain Aberon, sailed at p. m, di-
SEATTLE. March 5-wireless telegraph appa-
ratus has been installed at Tstoosh Island by a
working party from the navy yard at Bremert0n.
The observatory at the entrance 10 the straits IL
now IN position 10 communicate with any vessels
having wireless apparatus on board, and shipping
men, including officials OF the Pacific Coast
their ships.
According 10 the harbor masters report Just
Issued for the month Of February, Seattle i'm
ported goods worth s.. zoe. 691 during that time
snd exported goods TO the value Of $l,326. 7o5.
The greater part Of this amount, namely 81 .o02-
972, was sent TO the Orient Domestic shipments
Tor the month are valued at S3.217. .62s.
l. S Gray & Co report offer of So lumber
rate 10 San Francisco and a $40 rate 10 San Pc
dro. Hind R0lph Co. report $e.75 and 50
rates TO San Francisco. No charters can be had,
as all ships are taken ahead OF time.
Arrived. Steamship Boveric Nanaimo; Ra-
mona Skagway.
Sailed Iyo Maru. Orient: Portland, Valdez.
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MISSION TO CELEBRATE
ADVENT OF NEW LIGHTS

Arrangements were made by the Cen
trail Mission Improvement Club last
night to give a big celebration on the
evening when the new lighting system
in Mission and Sixteenth streets is put
into operation in two or three weeks.
A smoker had been planned by the
club for next Monday night but it was
finally agreed that this should be post
poned and made into general lighting
observance.
The celebration will consist of a
parade and a feast and smoker after
ward in Roesch's Hail. Fifteenth and
Mission streets.
There are TO be ten lights to the
block in Mission street. from Fifteenth
to Army, and twelve lights to
the block in Sixteenth street from
Howard to Dolores. When the lights are
established the club viii turn Its at
tention exclusively to the Improvement
Of the streets Of that district The
Central Mission Improvement Club con-
sists of leading business men of the
central part of the Mission. The mem
bership is about 100.
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shipment for the North
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Monday. March l.
Stmr Albion. Hansen. "a hours from Eureka
Tuesday March 3
stmr Redondo. Bendegard. days from Port
stmr Coos Bay. Nicolson. 81 hours from San
Pedro.
Stmr Nome City. Hansen. 50 hours from
Columbia River, bound south. put in 10 land
passengers.
stmr ChehaIIs KIttelsen. 81 hours from Grays
sfmr South Coast, Pausen. 20 hours from
stmr Columbia Doran. 6s hours from Port
lend via Astoria 30 hours
stmr watson. Bartlett. 50 hours from Seattle.
Stmr Pasadena. KalniD. IS hours from Albion.
hours 10 minutes. via Yokohama II days II
hours minutes. via Honolulu 8 days % hours
Power schr Newark johnson, - hours from
SAILED
Tuesday. March 5.
stmr Thomas. Lyman, Manila
Stmr Elizabeth Olsen, Bandon.
Schr Martha " Tuft. HAmdick Puget Sound.
Stmr South Bay, sorensen, Eureka.
Stmr Fulton. Larsen, Grays Harbor.
Stmr Nome City, Hansen, San Pedro.
stmF Santa Maria, Lane. Port Hartford and
Honolulu,
stmr Eureka, Iversen. Eureka.
Stnr Lansing. Herman. Port Hartford.
Stmr George Loomis. McKellnr Jr., Redondo
Stmr Nevadan, Greene. Honolulu
CLEARED
cLhf Ntfdoahs Nieehes hvnpiuius nlnlhms,
schr Il 6 Wright. Nielsen. mabukona; the
Charles Nelson Co. sporrx
Per Jap stmr Nippon Msru, az San Fran
cisco March .. IRON Hongkong. etc.--March ?,
hence Feb Is for Hongkong and way ports.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. March 5--I0 r. m.-Wea ther
DOMESTIC PORTS
BANDON ARRIVED March 5-Schr Coqnille
FUREKA-Arriyed March B-stmrs Arcata
and Prentiss. hence March 3.
peSrn ssiea scbS otte Carson for sam Pedpo ,tmp
Pomona for San Francisco; sfmr San Pedro for
San Francisco: stinr Argo for San Francisco:
bark Argo. from Guaymas.
SAN DIEGo-sailed March 5-Nor stmr IT.
SAl, PEDRO-Sailed March 5-Stmrs Roanoke
and Aberdeen. for San Francisco
SEATTLE-ssiled Mar 5-Stmr Ramona, for
Arrived March 5-Br stmr Boveric. from Co
mox.
Arrived March 5-stmr Ramona. from skag-
Arrived March S-stmr Atlas. hence March /.
Sailed March Slap stmr 1yo Msru. for Yo-
TACOMA Sailed March b-Bark Mohicsn. for
"wRANGEfI,-saiIed March 5-.stmr jefferson.
II sEwARD-sailed March 5-stmr Santa Clara.
AsTORIA-salled March s-stmr Aurelia. for
San Francisco
Arrived March 5--Str Costa Rics, hence
March p March 4-Schr Johnson, hence
reb "a. ecbr Antelope, from rmpqua.
Arrived March 5-schr Americana. from San
sailed March 5-scbr Alpens. for San Diego.
Sailed March 5-stmr J stetson. for San
Francisco.
RAYMOND-Arrived March 5-stmr Homer,
hence March l.
SOUTH BEND-ArriFed March 5-stmr Ho-
rner hence March ]. for Raymond
ISLAND PORT
HONOLUIU--Arriyed March 5-Schr Alice
Cooke, from Port Ludlow.
Sailed March Bark Andrew Welch and
echr Helene, for San Francisco.
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MONEY PUT UP FOR BIC
AUTOMOBILE ROAD RACE
Fernando Nelson Has Stakes
for Oldsmobile- Pope
Contest
BY r. r. L'rIon1n1edieu

The match race between the Olds-
mobile and the Hartford is now a
certainty. Yesterday E. p. Brinegar
of the Pioneer Automobile Company
gave over to Fernando Nelson $4,000.
the balance of the bet OF $4,000. 4sy
mail Nelson received a check from
Captain III. d. Ryus OF Los Angeles
for his $4,000. This makes $4,000 IN
the hands of the referee.
E. P. Brinegar said yesterday: I'VE
are ready for the race. The rain will
not hinder US and we are not asking
quarter on that account The Olds-
mobile has proven it's worth in heavy
going and the present conditions will
be to our liking. 1t is now merely a
matter Of time before our car starts"
Homer Boushey OF the Hovey-
Boushey Company, the agents Of the
Pope Hartford in this city. said when
asked about the race:
Bert DINGHY left Los Angeles Mon
day morning and should be IN the city
tomorrow. He is driving up over the
course For our part the race will
start without fail, rain or shine. This
Is not a fair weather contest. The
Pope Hartford Is good under all con-
ditions"
From the remarks of those interested
IT can easily be seen that both sides
race. The present wet weather will
make it hard going. and there will be
no need OF watching the cars to see
IL they break the speed limit. They
will be doing well IL they can keep up
the gait that the law allows
The hill-climbing event on the Pasa-
dena Altadena grade. which took place
last Saturday. was one OF the most sue
cessful meetings that the southern
motorists have had since the arrival
of the first automobile in the orange
belt The distance was one and four
tenths miles.
Free FOR all, runebouts-Packard. sO/H. p
time. 2.14 4-J.
Runabonts. S2OO1 to s25OO-stoddard- Dayton.
Touring ears s25OI to ssOOo-Pope- Hartford.
80 ii. p. time. 2:3S 2-J.
Runabouts. $1,000 and under--Tourist. 20 II.
ToaSiag cars, s2OOl to s25oO-RambIsr. 40 H.
Touring ear $500 and under-T~lrist. 90 H.
P; time 2:55 Az
Runhbouts. $1,000 and under-Maxwen "A II.
P; time 303.
Touring cars. sI5O1 to s2COo-Mitcheu. sS II.
Runabonts. sl50i to s2OOO-Frnnklin. y H. P;
Touring ears. $sOO1 to s4OOo-Knox. s54c;
T. z. Murphy has purchased a Win
ton. 1t is a 30-horsepower car OF the
touring pattern.
DR.. A. H. Harvey of this city has pur-
chased an Oldsmobile touring car.
E P. Brinegar of the Pioneer Auto
mobile Company has received word
from the Winton factory that Thomas
Henderson. the vice president of the
company, and his family left yesterday
for the West on business and pleasure.
He will more than likely arrive in the
city about March Is. Henderson, 10
also vice president Of the Association
of Licensed Automobile Manufacturers.
P. NJ. Shelley ordered an Oldsmobile
yesterday.
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EASTERN PORTS


DELAWARE BREAKWATER-Msr 4-Ship
Arthur Sewall ordered 10 Philadelphia.
NEW foRK-Sailed March 4-Stmr Alliance,
for Colon.
BALTTMoRE-Arriyed March 4-stmr John
Howard, from New York. I
FOREIGN PORTS
VICTORIA. b. C.--Saied March b-Jap
stmr Aki Maru, for Yokohama.
Sailed March 5-Br stnr Strathord, for Shang-
MISUNDERSTANDING March 5-Br bark
Donna Francisco. from BeIlingham.
YOKOHAMA-Arrired March f--Ger stmr Ar
sgonia. from Portland
SUEZ-Arrived March B-Br stmr Manchester
Port from Astoria
sAGREs-Passed March s-Br stmr Norman
NAGASAKI-Arrived Feb 20--U s stmr Sher-
man. from Manila, for San Francisco.
SHA<GfIAI-Arrived Feb 27-Ger stmr Al
benga from New York.
ACCKLAND-Arryed prior March 5-stmr ST.
ezra. hence Feb S.
LEITH-hArrived March 4-Fr bark Gael.
SYDNEY-Arriyed prior March 5-Fr barry
CaInbronne, hence Jan ~.
HONGKONG-sa1ed March B-Jap stmr
Hongkong Maru, for San Francisco
Arrived March 5-Stmr Korea, hence Feb r.
Arrived about FEB 18-Br stmr Alabama from
Sailed Feb 5-Jep stmr Kaso Maru. for Yo-
GuAYMAs-saied March s-Br stmr NJ S
Dollar. for Tacoma.
ANcoN--sailed March 4-stmr City Of Para,
TALTAL-Arriyed Feb s-Br stmr caprera.
from Port Talbot.
TYNE-In port Feb l0-Br stmr Kalibis. for
London and San Francisco.
vALPARAISO-In port Feb l4--Ger sfmr Sc
tos. for Hamburg, to sail In q few days.
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DIR. A. G. mcALPIN DEAD

SAN DIEGO, March sword has
been received of the death in Deming.
N. NJ, on February 25, of DR.. Amos c.
McAlpin of tuberculosis. DR.. McAlpin
was well known through his eonnec-
tion with the Theosophical Brotherhood
at Point Iona He had been for many
years deep student of theosophy and
was a member of Katherine Tingley's s
cabinet. He was a thirty de-
gree Mason apd an Elk
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CHILD Is DROWNED

SACRAMENTO, March 5.-The two
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown, who live IN a houseboat
on the river. forty miles south Of this
city, was drowned this morning A
plank sixteen feet long and twelve
Inches wide extends from the house
boat to the levee. From this the child
fell. The body was recovered by the
father.
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line j. T.eavenwortb street- 1la.e

line of Leayenworth street, 1925 . W 50
by y 25 SIS. 900.
Stefaho Daneri with A. Pedroni and A. Brisa-
To erect three-story frame building on line
Of Union street. 1876 w OF Powell. W 81 BY y
1877 :6; $40. $50.
William and Mary Rsnetto trustees estate Of
Luigi l.ufIettol with l.. ". tsrant-Ail work for
three-story and basement brick building (stUres
and offletsl en- $ line OK EroacsFfy. f3f.6 ~ Uf
Dupont street, w 34:4ia by $ 1876; $28. .o00.
Charles Wagner with NJ. f. Carter-An work
except gas fixtures. mantel In parlor and window
shades for a two-story frame building on Ne
corner of McAllister street and Masonic avenue
2 1873 to point Of beginning. % by 1871: :6;
s3l20.
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coLoN-Arriyed March 4stmr Advance,
from New York. Feb 26-stmr Colon. from
New York; to sail /, March h. for New. York:
HANkoW-Arrived March 3-Br stmr Tona-
from Philadelphia. Jan 2S-Jap stmr Shibato
MarI, from Seattle and sailed Feb % for AIoji
1QUIoUE37z Arrived Feb l9-Br stmr Dun
QuEENstfowN-Arr March 4-Br ship
lamar. from Tacoma.
GUAYAoUIL-sailed Feb 27-Ger stmr Mica
!, I,IvERPooI.sailed Feb 1e-Br stmr Jason.
for Taku and Puget Sound.
MOJI-Sailed Feb 1s-Ger stmr Totti for
MoNTEvIDEo-sailed Feb 1e-stmr 1ro-
NEWCASTLE, Aus.-sailed Feb 2-Br bark
Antiope, for San Francisco.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW Y0RK-Arrived March 5-Stmr Kroop-
land from Antwerp
Sailed March 5--stmr Kaiser Wilhelm der
Arrived March 5-stmr Potsdam, from Rot
terdam.
PLYMOUTH Sailed March 5 stmr Patricia.
GIBRALTAR-Arrived March 4-stmr Koenir
Albert from New York. for Napes and Genoa,
AUCKLAND-Arrived prior March 5-stmr ST.
ezra. from San Francisco, via Honolulu, for
Northumberland March 5ZStmr Ara
onganiH. from Portland, Ore.
SuEZ-Arriycd March 5-Stmr Oceanic from
X. DFDcePQf0.
BREAfEN--Arrived March 5-Stmr Prinz Will
helm, from New York; stInr Maine from New
York.
PORT PIERRE-saiied Feb 23-Stmr Tarje
Vixen. for San Francisco.
NAPLES-Arrived March 5-Stmr Hamburg.
from New York.
Memoranda
Per stmr Pasadena from Albion-on March
8 10 miles of Point Reyes Captain Kalnin re-
ports stinr r. A. Kilbufn. from Portland for
San Francisco, is drifting south; no distress
signals displayed. Stmr Alcazar. from Green.
wood for San Francisco. put in 20 brakes Bay.
Fishermen picked up a ships boat this morn
ing outside the heads; II is about % feet long.
Klinker built, brown upper streak, with white
body: 1t was towed in and is now at Fisher
mans wharf.
LONDON, March 5.-Br bark Donna Fran
cisca. from BellinghRm. arrived at Antofagasta
with sundry losses and damages sustained in
heavy weather; lost part OF deckioad.
LONDON. March 5.-tsuatemaia cables that
Ger stmr Sesostris, loading coffee at Central
American ports for Europe, is ashore ct Ocos.
Ger stmr Hathor is rendering assistnure: es,i-
mated value of cargo Is 10000.
LONDON. March 5.-The bridge deck 81 the
steamer Dakota, previously reported ashore In
Toxic Bay Is submerged the engine room full
of water and propelcrs exposed; II weather con-
tinues bad the vessel must become total
wreck The vessel is In very bad position and
IT Is uncertain whether she can be saved.
Per stnr Coumbia-March 4, $40 m. sight
ed a vessel bottom up IA miles WSW of Cape
Blanco.
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cLEvELANp oPposEs LAW

NEW YORK, March 5.-Announce-
ment was made today that Grover
Cleveland had submitted a brief to the
Association of Life Insurance Presi-
dents, of which he was the head. op-
posing certain threatened legislation
which would force the companies to in
vest their funds in the various States
in proportion to the volume of business
transacted in those States.
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ADAMS CASE READY For srnr

WALLACE. IDAHO March 5.-Argu-
ments both for the prosecution and the
defense In the case of Steve Adams
have been closed and Judge Woods
will give the jury final instructions to-
morrow morning. These Instructions
would have been given tonight but for
the fact that Jacob Franc, one of the
jurors. was i'll and unit 10 attend
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U. s. Branch photographic once

A branch OF the United States Hydrogra p1c
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange, Is
maintained In San Francisco for the beneft OF
mariners, without regard TO nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators are cordially invited TO
visit the office. where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand. for comparison apd references. and the
latest information can always be obtained regard
ing lights dangers TO navigation and all matters
of interest to ocean commerce. The time ball
service has been suspended pending the recon
struction Of the tower of the Ferry building.
J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant U. s. N. fn Charse
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Army Transports

Army Transports
The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Buford is in port.
The Crook is In port. Out of commission.
The Dixie is at Manila.
The Kirkpatrick is al Newport News Va
The Logan Is at Manila.
The Ingalls, is at Newport News. Va
The Sheridan is In port. out Of commission.
The Sherman sailed January Is from Honolulu
for Manila.
The Thomas sailed March for Manila.
The Warren is in port, being fitted 10 60 into
commission
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The Overdue List

British bark Ormsary. out ia DAYS from Ca
leta Colosa. for Antwerp. 20 per cent
Russian schooner Cyrus out 50 DAYS from Port
Of Spain, for Seattle, 10 per cent.
British bark Berwickshire our I6O days from
Corinto, for Falmouth. 10 per cent.
French bark Biarritz. out 147 days from Cher
bOurg. for Hobart. s per cent.
British bark kiIlOran. .-out 10 days from Port
Townsend. for Liverpool. per cent.
Steamship Dakota, ashore near Yokohama. 20
per cent.
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average snow, 123 inches.
SYNOPSIS.

Average snow, 123 inches
SYNOPSIS.
The storm has moved slowly inland and some
what northwsrd. IL has caused rains from
Eureka to San Diego. with light north winds
from Cape Mendocino north ward and high south
erly winds from Point Reyes to Point Iona.
At Yuma a thunderstorm has occurred and at
Flagstaff and Tonopah is falling
Storm warnings were displayed along the
coast. The pressure distribution shows showery
weather Wednesday with fresh southwest winds
diminishing.
FORECAST.
San Francisco and vicinity-Showers Wednes-
day. with fresh southwest winds decreasing In
velocity.
Sacramento valley-Showers Wednesday; brisk
south winds
San Joaquin valley-Showers Wednesday
fresh south winds
Los Angeles and vicinity-Iight showers
Wednesday; light southwest winds.
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
MONemenfa nf
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WOMAN rArALLY BURNEp-san

WOMAN FATALLY BUHNED-San jose.
March 5.-Sfrs L. Cavaliers. residing at 15s
North Eighth street. was seriously IL not fatally
burned today while cleaning clothing with gasO-
line. which took FIRE. The flames enveloped her.
and as she screaming from the house neigh
bors rushed to her assistance and smothered the
FIRE. Her recovery Is doubtful.
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CLUB WILL BUILD-Santa Rosa. March g.
The Santa Rosa Saturday Afternoon Club voted
Yesterday TO incorporate and to purchase lot
in Joe Davis street. near Mendocino, and erect
A handsome club home.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Freight and Charters

The Norwegian bark Argo, on Puget Sound. Is
under charter for lumber. thence TO a direct ni
trate port. at 42s Cd, and the Norwegian steamer
Skogstand is engaged for the same business from
Portland 10 North China. Both chartered
prior arrival
The French bark Marechal de Villars, at Port
land, proceeds in ballast 10 Australia.
Cargo for Mahukona
The schooner II. c. Wright was cleared for
Mahukona yesterday with an assorted merchan-
disc cargo valued at Sls.76l, and including the
following:
3l2 bbls -four 1880 ctls barley. 57.54l lbs bran.
sSO7 lbs middlings. I05 ctls wheat S5s lbs
beans. bales salt. 40 canned goods, 10 cs
baking powder. 10 bbls and q hf bbIs salmon.
265 bales bay- s2s4 lbs bread. crts potatoes.
300 lbs lard ia lbs cheese. 500 lbs Goldfish 10
gals wine, 50 cs soap, % 220 lbs coal pkcs
miliwork. drums carbide, 20 paper. 76 cs
oils, y bars iron, 30 bhls lime. 200 bdls shin
giles. 97.l76 II lumber. 1910 It hardwood. IL pkgs
machinery. 10000 lbs fertilizer. 55i posts pigs
nails.
shipment for the North
The steamer City Of Topeka. which sailed on
Sunday FOR Victoria. had cargo consigned 10
various British Columbian ports valued al
S9T53. and including the following:
$3.50 lbs butter G750 lbs beans 100 gals wine
1000 lbs dried fruit. $50 lbs raisins 26g pkes
fresh fruits 2i4 pkGs vegetables $3.50 lbs choco-
late. 30T5 lbs and 203 millstuffs, is pcs and 8
bdls steel, bars iron. 666 lbs gambler, le cyls
gas, GO bbls oils. u drugs, "a rolls leather
l3 rolls burlap 100 rolls roofing, &c bales twine
l794 lbs tobacco, $50 tins matches. 40. 735 lbs
wood pulp p bales and Is cs paper.
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Weather Report

United States Department Of Agriculture
weather Bureau, San Francisco, March 5, 1907.
RAINFALL DATA
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MEETING NOTICES

MEETING NOTICES
MOUNT MOriah Lodge No. A. f. "a
THIS EVENING at 7:So O'Clock. IN
THEO. FRoLIcH, N
Secretary.
CROCKETT Lodge No; 1ss, + - ~ a
Stated meeting THIS (WEDNES- ~
DAY. EVENING ct 1880 O'Clock. in NHr~
s k?s .ss ssIoISGs Roass as ds lass E"Gs s
H. MCPHERSON. Secretary.
EXCELSIOR Lodge No. 1S6 F. 4 A. q
M-Stated meeting THIS lWEDNES- ~
DAY. EVENING at 8 o'clock. Nn~
n . Gs%FNsi sseFstsly. W
STARR KING Lodge No s44 p & A.
rs sg lEsR 4als ERisb issfi''a rRss Tss'
ING, March s, at o'eioek N
H F. WRIGHT. Sec.
SYRACUSE Lodge No. SO K. OF p 10
Meets every WEDNESDAY EVEN 80
ING at S41 Fulton st. near Fill 50 -.
more. Visiting Knights welcome
IVANHOE Lodge No. s. X. OF P. -
viii confer the knight rank llong EaQ
forml WEDNESDAY EVENING. !SR
March 6. at 1885 18th st. Members >KE~
Vi Sited d'' II. n. DENsLow. G. O.
o. NORCROSS, X OF R. and s.
Il lL. d
Special meeting OF this socie- /A
ty will be held THURSDAY -
EVENING, March Z. At $50 ~ z~Szj
ant business will be trans NSTnS
acted. Fine of soc win be
strictly enforced for nonattendance ~ order
j. vIcIN. Secretary.
WOODMEN OF THE wORfD-An neighbors
of San Francisco Camp No. 4s7 are hereby
camp To-Day twEDSESDAYj. March s. at
10 a. m. at woodmsn HALL 18th St. for
late Rneiehbor. r. 9. ]. KREsS Fvnersl
service 1890 m. at undertaking parlors ot
e Pstesse1 nS sIa lsas Post st. near FilnoTs-
Members Of the team II hsii nm 29iSasn Sa
CHARLES sTRAUB. Clerk.
CALIFORNIA Chapter No. iss o. z. s.-Menl-
bers are hereby notified 10 attend the funeral
Of our late sister SARAH J. McGLACGH-
LIN this day. Wednesday. at 1880 O'clock.
from ST. stephens Episcopal Church. Fulton
ST between Webster and Fillmore. By order
os the ". ~. ANNA c. kORTs. Secretary.
AxNVAL meeting oceanic Steamship Cnmpanr-
The annual meeting of the stockholders % tns
0rennie Steamship Company VIII be held N
TUESDAY. March IL. 1901 at the hour of I
s1 sses S. a. sam m Fraheseo eae ca 's fSs Ss n
of eecting directors for the ensuing year ana
may r1s ' come ssfors the needing. Transfer booss
will close saturday, March ?. 1907. At tir
ssns 'f 's'0eE p % racMas a aFss e s9s -
Dated Feh es 1907.
ANIMAL MEETING; BAKALAr pT.ANTAsf,>
ct,ifpfHY-Thf annrri rneefirr 0f fhe <fn-k
fo'efrS 81 The fi4kALAU PLANTATION
COMPANY win 10 held on WEDNESDAY
3isrtb C. 1907. ~ The houf OF n oclork H. M.
at the affce Of the company. 2O21 Ceiiforni1
=. Ssn Francisco. Cal. for the purpp~r ~
elec:lng directors fof the ensuing wear. snd fr
tbe transaction Of ~Rch other business may
h-fofe the meeting.
Transfer hooks VIII close on Saturfar reh-
iuary 81 1907 At fhe horr II o'clnck y.
H. ". THOMAS. Scrrererv
The oasis., 1907-04-20
An important Case.

U. S Attorney J. B. l.. Alexander has filed complaints on behalf of the Republic of Mexico charging Eduardo Ramirez of Sonora, Mex ico, with having committed the crime of forgery in the state of Sonora and seeking to have him extradited to the Republic of Mex ico The matter arose out of certain alleged frauds in tn c customs department of Mexico, at Nogales, Sonora.
 The hearing of the complaint IS set for April P before Judge J H.. Campbell when the question of whether or not Mr. Ramirez will be extradited will be determined. Mr. Selim NJ. Franklin of this city and Mir. Albert Morales of Hermo- sillo represent Ramirez. They in- tend to make strong light to prevent the extradition
 This Is likely to prove case ot much importance involving legal questions of international inter- est.-Tucson Star,