The San Francisco call., 1907-01-21

in through the Golden Gate yesterday
at almost the same time They were
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
Acapulco and the American Hawaiian
Company's freighters Alaskan and
Nevadan. The three vessels made
notable appearance as they passed
through the heads and steamed slowly
into the bay to anchorage.
The Acapulco, Captain G. G. Trask,
was from Ancon. She had sickness on
board, and Captain Curry OF the United
states quarantine service ordered her
TO go into quarantine for twenty-four
hours In order that he might determine
the nature Of the disease. Only one
steerage passenger was i'll.
The Acapulco brought one cabin pas
senger, +. II. Sinclair, and twenty
in the steerage. She carried 107S tons
coffee. There was $l4,7O0 Of treasure
on board and eleven packages OF United
States mail. She sailed from AncOn
on December % and was twenty-five
days in making the run up the coast.
The Alaskan, Captain Nichols. was
the second to arrive. She came from
New York, making the trip to this port
in siXty-three days. She was thirty
three days on the run from Punta
Arenas and forty-six hours from San
Diego. She brought cargo Of gen
eral merchandise.
age was uneventful and the weather
exceptionally good. When approach
ing Cape Horn, in latitude 80 south.
he saw several immense icebergs in
the distance.
The Alaskan will leave here the lat
ter part OF this week for Seattle and
thence viii go to Honolulu, where she
viii load sugar for Salina Cruz. She
Is lying at Greenwich dock No. 2.
The third OF the feet to arrive was
the Nevadan, Captain Greene. She
came from Honolulu, via Kahului. She
was eighteen days making the run
from the former and eight days and
sixteen hours from the latter port. She
brought 1883 bags OF sugar, 10,05l
cases Of canned pineapple, hfty-five
hides and general merchandise. The
Nevadan went UP to Crockett
Hit with Brick
Michael Durr, q longshoreman. com
plained at the Harbor police station
yesterday that he had been hit on the
head by a brick thrown al him by
Conrad Craig He said that he had
had an alteration with Craig (who
also is longshOreman). and the lat
ter closed the argument by sending
brick IN his direction. Tt connected
with Durr's head and made such
dent that the bystanders who rushed
10 his assistance believed he had been
killed. He was hurried to the Harbor
Emergency Hospital, where DR.. Mag
nus sewed up his wounds, and later he
went TO the police station and asked
for Craig's arrest on two charges,
assault and battery" and threatening
10 kill"
Tugs Attract Attention
The fine, big, new tug Navigator lay
lmOst alongside the Slocum yesterday
and the two attracted much attention
Q "A fer
largest two tugs now on the Pacific
Coast. The SlOcum belongs to the
United States transport service, while
the Navigator is owned by the Asso-
ciated OIL Company and has just been
brought out to this coast In general
build they are much alike, the Slocum
being slightly the larger Of the pair.
The different colOrings OF the two
craft also attracted the eye. The Slo-
cum is painted pure white, with white
smokestacks on which are bands Of
red white and blue, while the Navi-
upper works and white smokestacks
trimmed with black.
DfmcuIty I'm Getting Mate
The bark Amy Turner. Captain War
land. had great difficulty In getting a
first officer and was delayed three days
on this account. While masters ap-
pear to be plentiful, first officers are
scarce. The Turner sailed late on Fri
day night for Hilo.
sails for Queenstown
The bark St. Marys Bay. Captain Nc
Iaren, sailed for Queenstown yesterday
with a full cargo Of grain.
AIgoa Due Today
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's AlRoa is due to arrive today
from Hongkong, via Honolulu.
Alameda Due Tomorrow
The Oceanic Steamship Company,s
Alameda IS due to arrive tomorrow
from Honolulu.
Korea Due wednesday
The Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany's Korea is scheduled to arrive on
Wednesday from HOngkong, via Yoko-
hama and Honolulu.
VIII Sail on Thursday
The Oriental Steamship Compsny's
Hongkong Maru is scheduled TO sail
for Hongkong. via Honolulu YolSO-
hama, Kobe, Nagasaki and Manila on
Thursday at j p. m.
Tahiti Nears Home Port
The Oceanic Steamship Company's
Tahiti is scheduled to arrive from
Tahiti on Friday.
Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals from the north yes
terday were light, aggregating only
100000 feet
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