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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
Items of Interest TO Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND. ore- June z.-Two wind jam
v,ers were added 10 the list OF sailing vessels
IN route 10 this port this morning. They are
file British ships Port Patrick and st. Mirren.
horn well known hero. They VIII bring coal
from Newcastle. Australia
Tbe British steamer Hyndfcrd -four laden for
+he orient. left down this evening
The British steamer Strsthclyde cleared yes
,erdev FOR Shanvhai with 100000 feet of fun
her Valued at S3o, 600 II sailed from Linnton
forfoht The steamer Strathyre viii take It's
Mace If tie Linnton Mill wharf.
TIE Hartman liner Columbia. Captain Dorsn.
ssfls for Sar Francisco tomorrow morning. The
klliance viii SAIL tomorrow night for Coos Bay
snd Roanoke on Thursday night for San Pedro
T,,e etesfners Alliance and Roanoke arrived IN
the bsrbor this morning, bringing about 800 pas
s,,~,s-- - from coast ports south Of here Both
C@ntsSps Olson Of the Alliance and Durham
81 the Roanoke report having had TO buck strong
1orfbensterly winds all the way up the coast
end fhe Roanoke was enveloped in a dense fog
FOR several hours. Some pretty stih seas were
S1T PEDRO. June z.-Tbe steam schooner
proollvn Captain Krog, and the steam schooner
Sos,fh Coast Captain Paulson, finished -discharg-
ing lumber and railroad ties and cleared today
The steam schooner Hornet. Captain Marxen.
rived iris afternoon, three days from Eureka.
hrfnrfne cargo of shingles consigned 20 the
Consoiidsfed lumber company.
The steam schooner Fair Oaks, Captain Peter
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

J. Forrest wyman to Mary Mclaughlin. lot in
line of Cole street. IS of Grafton. 27:6.
walter Kenyon and wife to Charles Katz
lot in SW line of Falcon street, 25.62 NV Of
Copper alley. NV 20. Sw 1858. SIC 24.s4. NE
70 Sc; $40.
John NJ. Peters and wife to Claus J. g.
Remers, lot in w line of Fourth avenue, i25
S of A street, s 25 By W 120; $40.
lot IN ne % r ara s to e e Pon
Lobos avenue. n 25 by 100; $40.
Harvey n rs, selsman g to. to Annie E. o seligman %
Bartlett. Sc go by NE 1oo s10
Salomon Ducas and wife to Virginia O. Van
street.. street. NV ~ II 100 by % Ne q zoo; T sio. '' anu
John Furlong and wife to Annie F. Mcdonald
lot in line Of Day street. 155 w of Church,
70 by s ia and one other piece; $40
W % by S ia; SO.
wife. lot IN w line of Twenty first avenue, i5o
N OF California street, n 25 by w 120; $40.
Ernest @. Bonner and wife to. Cathe Nolan:
lot In w line of Twenty -hrst avenue, It's n
Of California Is by W 120; $40.
Bothin Real Estate company to J, II. Coghill.
lot @ in " ii line Of f. Battery . street. q of Msr-
J. H. coghill to Louisa NJ. Huddleston. lot IN
" line of Bsttery street 25 s of Washington,
Hugh Huddleston to Louisa N. HuddIeston.
same; gift.
Adeline Fordham to Alice N. Titus, lot in
f line Of Eighth avenue, 1S1 q of Itreet
n 4310, 157, S 45:8, w 155; $40.
Margaret A. McAvoy to Lonn Scheafsr, lot
in NV line of Natoma street, 1872 SW Of I-rry,
SW 2S:2 by NV, SO; $40.
Dorothea NJ Klumpke to Carlo Muxio and
wife. lot IT NV corner of Alvarado street and
San Jose avenue. w 26 by ia; SO.
Real Estate and Development company to
John and Mary Kaunitz, lot in z line of Mis-
souri, street. $50 s Of Manp0sa, s rs by E 100;
grant.
Antonio Garbini to Paolina Garbini, lot at Sw
corner of Union and Bannan place, w 40 by
S 77:6; SO.
Salvatore Pagano to Mauro Tette ct al lot In
line commencing at point 57:63S n from NV
corner of Vallejo street and st. Antonio place,
w 1876 by 0:51a: $50.
Solomon Getz & Sons to Leo Lebenbaum, lot in
line of Forty-efghth avenue, as of S, N 25
by 1916; $40.
William H. Shockley to Michael J. o'Connell
and wife, lot in w line of Fremont avenue, 2a5
OF Frederick street, 25 by w so; $40.
Melope company to James A. McManus and
Dolores, % by 8 ss; $40.
George Felix and wife to Joseph p. Lenehan
and wife, lot IN line of Crescent street. $50
W of LAUREL w % by 100; $40.
John H. Millzner and wife to Felix Marcuse
lot at NE of Sixth avenue and Lake
street. 81 by E 20; $40.
Annie Kronberg to Alice n. Beckmann. lot
In S line of Sacramento street S2:8 b Of
Broderick, "a By 105; $1o
=, Laurence Rice to Margaret Rice, lot in E
line OF Potrero avenue, 102 Of Mariposa street,
Theresa @. Bertucei TO Angelina Balletti lot
IN NE line OF Girard street 80 Sc of Bacon
NE 25, NE ITO. NV %, NV 40; $500.
Low Fook ct al to Judson G. Brllsie. lot In
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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Enterprise Will Take Valuable
Livestock to TIilo

son, finished discharging a lumber cargo and
cleared today for Grays harbor to reload, taking
treight and passengers for San Francisco
Inc schooner Alvens, Captain Johnson out 10
wharf
ASTORIA. Or. June z-The ship Columbia.
with cargo Of lumber for San Pedro. arrived
down the river today.
The OIL steamer W. S. Porter, with cargo
Of fuel oil from San Francisco, arrived today
and proceeded TO Portland to discharge.
The motor schooner Berwick arrived IN this
morning from Rogue river with q cargo Of
frozen fish
The steam schooner Yosemite arrived early
this morning from South Bend. It has a partial
cargo OF lumber and win load 250,00o feet OF
lumber at the Tongue Point mills.
The new steam schooner Marhoder, with a
cargo OF 100000 feet OF lumber, arrived from
Portland this afternoon and went direct TO sea.
The steamer Roanoke. Captain Dunham. ar
rived last evening from Port Los Angeles and
way ports with general cargo and~passengers.
II left for Portland at midnight
The motor schooner Gerald C, which has been
ashore at Nestueca. arrived in this morning and
viii 20 on the dock for repairs
The ship Columbia cleared today with cargo
OF l,OS3,O 600 feet Of lumber for San Pedro.
K. O. Genereaux, wreeker for the underwriters
OF the coast, arrived here today to take care of
the water logged steam schooner Daisy Freeman.
This afternoon he made an examination OF the
vessel and VIII submit his report to the under
writers before any action is taken to salve her.
The schooner Irene, with cargo of lumber
for California. arrived down the river this after
noon.
EUREKA Cal. June 4.-The steamer Eureka
arrived here this evening from San Francisco
with full list Of passengers. 1t viii sail for
The steamer Soma. which left San Pedro Sun
day, Will call at Eureka on this trip 70 load
redwood for the return trip south.
The steamer F. A. Kilburn has been held mp
for day in Coos bay, owing to rough bar and
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
DEFENSE ACCUSED OF
SECRE1|NG 4 WITNESS
Counter Charges Are Made
in Trial at San
Jose
SPECIAL p1srArcH 10 rHB CALL

SAN JOSE, June 4-That the defense
In ths case of the people against D. p
Narvaez had spirited away q vital wit
ness was the charge made by Deputy
District Attorney James P. Sex this
morning when the case was called in
Narvaez was accused of having bought
the vote of one Rodriguez at the last
general election.
A jury had been summoned for the
trial OF the case today, but when the
matter came up Sex presented an am
davit from deputy sheriff. who swore
that he had received the sub
pena for Rodrfguez and had un-
dertaken to serve 1t. He called at tho
been living and found It absolutely
empty. He inquired OF neighbcrs. but
mono OF them knew anything OF the
whereabouts Of the man
Rodrigues was expected to swear
that Narvaez had paid him 81 for his
vote for the republican ticket at the
election. The prosecution, In fact.
claimed that It had secured q confes-
sion from him to this effect and upon
this had based the complaint against
Narvaez.
During the argument this morning on
motion presented by the prosecution
for a continuance OF the case Sex de-
clared that John e. Richards, the lead
ing attorney for the defense. knew
more about the whereabouts OF Rodri-
guez than he cared to tell
Richards promptly responded that
the latter had been IN the custody OF
the sheriff for some weeks. having
been arrested and hsld under a charge
OF having accepted q bribe. Richards
contended that II was the duty OF the
sheriff and not OF the defense to pro-
duce the witness. The hearing was
continued to allow another opportunity
to seek the missing man
The grand jury today began an in
vestigation into the various charges Of
vote buying. Charles Alva, against
whom a charge was pending up to a
few days ago. the charge having been
dismissed. was summoned this after
noon as q witness
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COOS BAy-ssfied June 8--Bktn Cleaner. for
San Francisco; schr Berthe. Minor. for San Fran
CISCO June 4-Stmr F.. A. Kflburn, for Astoria
Arrived June 4-Stmr Thomas L. Wand. hence
Sailed June 4--stmr N. r. Plant. for San
Observation-Disclosures June s--stmr Nome City.
hence May 81; strnr Yosemite. from South Bend: :
stmr Roanoke. hence June l. via Eureka. June 1
--schr Berwick, from Rogue river; stmr ". s..
Porter, from Monterey.
PORT LUDLow---Arrived June 4-schr Alice
Cooke, hence May II.
GRAYS HARBoR-Arrived June 3--Stmr Ho-
GUAM. hence Mag 2s: stnnr Coronado, hence
PoRT TowNsEND--sailed June s-Br ship
Cloch. for South America.
Passed In June 4-Schr Honoipu, from
SAN PEDRo-sailed June 4--stmr South
Coast. for San francisco; stmr Fair Oaks. for
Arrived June 4--stmr Hornet, from EUREKA
BALLARD-Arrived June S--Schr Stinson,
BASDoN-ssiled June 4-schr Monterey, for
Sap Francisco.
Arrived June s--stmr Elizabeth, hence May
81.
sKAGwAy-Arrived June 4--stmr Jenerson.
from Seattle.
POINT REYES--Passed June 4 1:5o .. NJ
Stmr Maverick. from Astoria. for Ban Francisco;
barkentine and four masted schooner.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW Y0RK-Arrived Ju.e 4--Stmr Allianca
from Colon.
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ISLAND PORTS
G-ST~l T--- a<

ISLAND PORTS
KAHULUI-Sailed June 4-Stmr Californian.
HoNoLULU-Arrived June 4-Bs -stmr Inver-
tay, from Newcastle. N s. W.
Sailed June 4-ship Dirigo. for Delaware
= MANfIA--s.iled June 2-stmr Indiana, for
ne" iofA' e'c FOREIGN PORTS
ROYAL RoADS-Sailed June 4-Br ship Hy-
derabad. for Fraser river.
vICToRIA-Arrived June 3-stmr Shawmut,
: PORT 20 'iFd PiRIE-Arrived prior Juns Abr stmr
Drumciffe from Bellingham.
LIysRPooLmArrivssss Is.-,sIi go June -Br ship Gran
HONGKoNG--Arrived June 2-Br stmr EN-
press of China. from Vancouver B: O. June
Jap stmr America Maru, hence May 8.
FALMOUTH-Arrived June 3--Fr bark Bayard.
HAMBURG-Arriyed May s1-Fr bark ia
cobsen, from Portland. June Ger stmr
Ramses. hence January s.
Sailed June 1--Ger stmr Santa Lucia, for -.
cALLAo-sailed May ll-Ger stmr Luxor. for
CANToN-sailed June 2--Br stmr Dakotah.
GUAYAoUIL-Sailed May ls-Ger stmr sala-
it's, for Hamburg. May 19-Ger stmr Hermon-
iioiIo-saiied May 1s-Ger stmr Alesta, for
KURRAcHEE Sailed May 22-Br stmr Titan,
MoLLENDo-sailed April le-Br stmr Char
PANAMA--To sail May ls-Ger stmr Itauri,
ROCHESTER, June Pr bark Amiral
de Cornulier.. for San Diego; Fr bark La Tour
sHANGHAI-sailed, Br stmr Tonawanda, for
San Francisco.
MoRoRAN-sailed May 1s-Br stmr Yeddo,
for Tsingtau.
TENERIFFE-Sailed May Ger stmr Dem
derah, for San Francisco.
Arrived May 1s--Ger stmr Scraps. from Ham
burg. for San Francisco
NAGASAKI-Arrived May 19-u stmr Dix,
from Manila, and sailed May "a for Seattle
NEWCASTLE, Aus-Arrived about May 81
Br stmr knight Templar, from Hiogo.
Sailed June Ship Hawaiian Isles, for Homo
lulu.
SUEZ-Arrjved June 3-Br stmr Tydeus from
Tacoma.
vALPARAIso--sailed May 17--Ger utmr Anu
bis. for San Francisco
NEwCHwANG-Sa Sailed May 22-Br utur
Quito for Nagasaki and Port Townsend.
ADEN-Arrived June 3-Br stmr Jesseric
from Manila, for New York.
OCEAN STEAMERS
ANTWERP-Arriyed June 4-Stmr iceland,
from New York
PLYMoUTH-Arrived June 4-stmr Pepnsyl-
yania. from New York for Cherbourg and Ham
burg, and proceeded.
NEW Y0RK-Arrived June 4-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm H. from Bremen, Southampton and
Cherbourg.
Sailed June 4-Stmr Kaiser wilhelm der
Crosse. for Bremen, Caronfa and Liverpool.
PORT PIRIE-Arrived previous June 4-Stmr
Drumcliffe from Bellingham, via Port Town
send.
GIBRALTAR--saile June 4--stmr Koenig
LIvERPooI4-Sailed June 4-Stmr Carmania
for New York.
HoNGKONG--Arrived June 2-Stmr Empress
Of China, from Vancouver.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
HAWAIIAN Packet CIears


The barkentine s. G. Wilder was cleared for
Honolulu yesterday with an assorted nercha nd ise
cargo valued at SIS. .OT5, and including: 500
bbis -four. 30 bales hay. 1876 ctis barley 162
ctls corn, 26. GIG lbs beans ,266 lbs peas 55 cs
canned goods, 1913 gals vinegar 10 cs wine 80
bbls tonic 6.lSl lbs bread. cs extracts. 20 bbls
and 10 half bbls salmon, 215 lbs sago, $3.50
lbs salt, I.S00 lbs table meals, 1S. SIS lbs lard
3 pkgs agricultural implements. lS1 coils rope,
? bales hose 40o.s75 lbs fertilizer. 81 cs
matches. II rolls leather, l2l77 lbs soda. 200
soap.
Exports by the Spokane
The steamer Spokane, which sailed on Satur-
day for Victoria. had cargo consigned TO for
eign ports. valued ar s17.64s. TO be distributed
as follows: For British Columbia. slOIl0: New
Zealand. SAT-; Australia, s., 06l The follow
ing were the principal shipments:
To British Columbia-32, $50 lbs dried fruit
10, as lbs raisins All gals wine, 800 lbs butter
1S pkgs groceries and provisions, 20 cs mill
stufs, 30 cs canned goods. 450 lbs spices, Is
bbls pickles. 3,135 lbs nuts. SO pkgs vegetables,
16l pkgs fresh fruits 135 pkgs potatoes, 1877 pkgs
onions, n bbls ink bdlS wire. pkgs ma
chfnery, 1 roll leather. go bbls and 8 cs oils 8
bbls pitch, pkgs wagon material $50 lbs to-
baccO 81 pkgs roofing
To New Zealand-s.750 lbs dried fruit 10 cs
typewriters. cs boots and Shoes 8 pkgs ma
ehinery. / cs olives.
To Australia cs boots and shoes cs
leather, bbls polish, cs harness, pkgs ma
chinery.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
SOUTHERN PACIFIC TO
ABANDON SU|sUN RUN
Will Send Trains Through
Jamison Canyon Via
White Sulphur
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TEE CALL

VALLEJO, June 4-PIans OF the
Southern Pacific company to abandon
the Suisun-Benicia run and send It's
trains through Jamison canyon via the,
White sulphur springs to this city and
from South Vallejo 70 the Contra Costa
shore have just been dfvuIged by an
Official OF a surveying party which has
been at work for several weeks laying
the proposed route OF the new road
For months the county has been
flooded with rumors Of various changes
to be made by the Southern Pacific
but the information gained from the
surveying crew is authentic and bears
out stories which have been going the
rounds OF the press for some time. The
reason for the change IL that the sinks
at Sprig and Teal stations near Suisun
have proved an immense drain on the
company's finances and that the road
bed is IN a dangerous condition. de-
spite the expenditure Of almost
s2.00o,000 TO repair It.
Stakes have already been set along
the proposed route near this city and
a similar line Is being established be-
tween Benicia and Vallejo. with the
idea, OF running q branch road. In the
event OF the changes materializing the
steamer Solano, now plying between
Port Costa and Benicia, will be taken
from her run and transferred to
South Vallejo and Rodeo.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
". 4. MALOTT IS SUED
BY FORMER EMPLOYERS

In q complaint fled yesterday In the
superior court the Western roofing
company charges It's former manager,
W. H Malott, with fraud and asks
judgment for damages amounting to
nearly $4,000.
According to the allegations OF the
plaintff Ma1ott on May %. 1905. was
engaged by. the Western roofing com
solicitor. His agreement called for
five years employment ct not less than
$3.50 a month, and in addition he was
to receive 10000 shares OF the common
stock Of the company. Prior to May z.
1908, 1t Is alleged. he received 2.037
shares of stock valued at 81 a share.
On the date mentioned Malott, II is
charged. turned over the tools, equip
ment. roofing material and uncompleted
contracts OF his employers to the Cali
fornia supply company. Further 1t Is
alleged that although getting business
for the latter company Malott con-
tfnued to act as e director OF the
Western roofing company and attended
It's meetings. The plant Of the Western
lay idle and Malott explained that this
state of afrairs was due to inability to
obtain material with which to work
The complaint alleges that Malott
continued to draw salary under his
agreement and that the plaintiff did
not learn until November Il. 1905. that
Malott was working for the opposition
company. 1t is also charged that
Malott on January 1, 1907. formed a
partnership with William III. Ford to do
roofing under the firm name OF the
Ford-Malott company and gave Ford
1.7es shares of the stock OF the West
ern roofing company. Ford is made a
defendant IN the action for damages
Besides damages for loss of work and
mfsappropriation of material. the ag-
xregate value OF which Is estimated at
1851. the plaintiff demands the re-
turn Of the stock issued to Malott
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
SERIOUSLY INJURED

Policeman p. B. Mahoney, the motor
cyclist of the department.. was Sc
riously injured Monday evening He
was passing Clay and Baker streets
and while turning his machine to avoid
hole in the roadway horse at
tached to a grocery wagon swerved
and the shaft of the wagon struck Ma
honey over the heart. rendering him
unconscious. He was taken to St
Francis hospital. One of his ribs Is
broken. his heart is affected by the
blow and he is internally injured The
driver did not stop to assist Mahoney.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05

Average snow ground, 55 inches.
SYNOPSIS
The pressure IN rising rapidly over the Pacific
slope and falling over the Rocky mountain re-
gion. This has caused generally cloudy weather
west of the Rocky mountains, with light show
ers and thunder storms in the Sierra and plateau
region. High southerly winds are reported
from northern Utah and southern Idaho. Con-
ditions favorable for generally cloudy
weather Wednesday In California, with light
showers In the northwest portion
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy and foggy
Wednesday; fresh west wind.
Sacramento valley-Cloudy Wednesday; prob
ably showers in north portion; fresh south wind.
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy Wednesday; light
north wind
Los Angeles and vicinity-Cloudy Wednesday;
light west wind. G. 81. WILSON,
Local Eorecaster.
Movereuf~ of steaun~r.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY

r r. Swepsori, Granger TO the
police, was booked at the city prison
yesterday by Detectives Harper and
Armstrong on q charge of burglary.
He is accused of breaking into a tool
house on California street between
Hyde and Larkin on May 26 and stealing
a quantity Of carpenters tools. There
are also two charges of petty larceny
against him for stealing tools from a
house in Fell street near Cough.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
Army Transports

Army Transports
The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Buford sailed June from Shanghai
The Crook is in port.
The DIX left Nagasak May 2s, homewsrd
bound
The Knpstrick Is at Newport News Va.
The Logan arrived May 81 at Manila.
The Meade Ia at New York Out OF COM
mission.
The Ingalls, is at Newport News Va
The Sheridan n at Mare Island under repairs.
The sherman sailed May 81 from Honolulu
homeward bound
The Thomas Is In port
The Warren Is In port
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The Overdue List

Norwegian bark Aleide, out lea days from
Iquique, for Falmouth. II per cent
British ship Hilston. out 141 days from Caleta
Coloss, for Hamburg. per cent
Norwegian ship Sophia, out 15s days from Port
Talbot. for Iquique 25 per cent
British bark IveTna, out ia days from Port
land. Ore. for Durham, l. per cent.
Italian ship F. s Clamps, out 143 days from
Port Talbot, for Iquique, per cent.
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ssrh. sure.d Of San Frnncisco,,

This Is the title of the leading story
how the new city under the impetus
of it's rapid rebuilding is moving south,
filling the entire peninsula, being
pansion by the Bay Shore railway
cut-on.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
MEETING NOTICES

MEETING NOTICES
~, 21se Geary st-stated nsstnx ~
THIS ErENING at 8 o'clock ~
IHEO. EkOLlcH. Secretary wv
EXCELSIOR lodge No. 1ss, r.sA n
M--Stated meeting THIS (wEDNES- NsN
DAD EVENING at O'Clock ~
IL J. OWEN. Secretary.
CROCKETT lodge No. 1se. p A. q
third desrse THfs is''e SwEDSasbsae nssSaE sRe Ny
soiomon,s hail; 1Tss Fillmore st. By
R. Il. MCPHERSON. Secretary.
ORIENTAL lodge No. IA, +. & A. NJ a
Ofncers and members are requested ~
TO attend the funeral Of Brother NoI
lodge No. As. Paterson. N J.. from
King socmons hall. 1879 Fillmore at
WEDNESDAY '1a' & :. q HusssR6 asils E 1 ssss...z
STARR KING lodge No. 344. r & A
THIS twEDNEsDAYl EVENING, w
". 4. KELLER. w.M. 1"
H. r. WRIGHT. Sec
FARNswoRTH lodge No. e5, l. o. -,.a11sla...
Q; F;-ElsStion Of Officers THIS
8, Friendship han. Nunan build
ing, 1884 Market 81
J. y. MINISTER, N O..
G. A. BURHAN. r. s.
nqasE PSR.as1ss lsdss Meet, No; Wr6srs. \ 3, 9. -
DAY. June ). 2121 Market st. 9
Election OF officers. Members
cordially invited ]. B. DoHERT4. n. G.
C. BRIND. R s
WALHALLA encampment No 7. .sxsr1..
l. o. o. F--The officers and =
members OF walhalIa encamp- ~
ment No. 7. /. o. o. T., are
hereby notified that their meeting place has
been changed from Sal Fulton ST. to Nunan
daily invited to attend our srss meeting in
sharp By order Of the 2 SzFs pocz
G. MoENNING. Scribe. -'A
SYRACUSE lodge No. 50. X. Of p. hQ
meets tonight at Sal Fulton ST. nr.
Fillmore Page rank waiting -K#E
NJ A NATHAN. O. @.
ssosa sn ras ans (WsDSss EsRsSSlsss w
pAYl EvENINe. June 5. At M4
s RATcEvIcH. Captain Ssse
@. KRIsTovIcH. First Sergeant
THE regular quarterly meeting OF the mem
hers Of the Mechanics Institute VIII be held
at the Mechanics Institute building, es Grove
ST. San Francisco. on THURSDAY. June g.
JAMES q. SPAULDING. Rec Sec.
NOTICE il hereby given that the adjourned an
nua1 meeting OF the society and the board OF
trustees Of the Old Peoples home VIII De
held at the office of the home southwest cor
ner Of Pine and Pierce sts-. San Francisco. on
WEDNESDAY. June s. 1901. at II o'clock m
for the purpose OF slectfng board Of man
ayers and board OF trustees to serve for the
ensuing year, and for ths transaction OF such
other business may come before the meet
ing MRS. JAMES ALyA WATT Secrerary
AT meeting OF the board OF directors Of the
California Schuetzen Club Park and Building
association, held May 81. 1907. Il was resolved
70 declare dividend Of 25c per share on the
capital stock Of the association. payable on
and after June 10. 1907. at the office OF the
treasurer. Emil c. Woenne. $50 Haight sr--
San Francisco. OTTO A BREMER. Sec
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACruRERS.
r. PASQUALE CO.
100 WEBSTER. COR TURK
PHONE WEST 493-
ARMY NAVY, SOCIETY GOODS
REGALIAs. FLAGS. BANNERS
BADGES. CAPS,
UNIFORMS
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05

POPE HoEoRs AN EDIToR-Rome, June a.
The pope has directed. on behalf OF the order OF
Augustine Fathers. that the honorary degree
OF doctor OF laws be conferred upon Edward
Box editor OF the Ladies' Home Journal OF
Pniladelpnta. for signal services In journalism
and moral ethics By the college OF Vfllanovs,
just outside OF Philadelphia.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05

COMMITTED TO AsYLuM-Oie vaIlum, re-
Gently tried before Superior Judge Carroll Cook
charge OF burglary. was declared insane
by the insanity commissioners yesterday and
sent to the Ukiah asylum.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
Memoranda

Memoranda
Steamer Sonoma, Captain Cousins, bound to
Puget sound ports after cruising around the bay
adjusting compasses. proceeded her voyage
at p.
VICTORIA B. O., June 4.-The steamer
Northwestern, conveyed by the steamer Salvor.
from Seward for Seattle, went ashore at Sand
heads. Fraser river, the tug William 1olline
leaving TO render assistance.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-05
Time Ball

Time Ball
United States Branch photographic offcs. Mer.l
chants Exchange. San Eraucisco. Cal. Juno
4, 1907.
The time ban on the tower Of tho Ferry build-
ing was dropped today exactly at noon, Pacinc
Standard Time fl20th Meridisn), OK 6h. U0m
oos. Greenwich Mean Time.
J. O. BURNETT
Lieutenant, q. s. N. In Charre