The San Francisco call., 1907-02-22


certain lines in the harbor between
which no vessel will be allowed to
anchor or moor nor will any vessel be
alowed TO so anchor as to swing with
IN the forbidden limits. These for
plooen anchorages were established for
the protection Of the army cables con-
meeting the various bay ports A map
showing the limits OF the reserved
spaces was submitted to the harbor
commissioners at their meeting yester-
DAY afternoon by Major William W.
Harts. United States Engineer Corps.
Under this new Government regula-
ton vessels must not be moored or
anchored between a line drawn from
the westerly end Of the brick fort at
Fort Point 10 the westerly end Of the
lighthouse station on Lime Point and
a line drawn from the Fulton Iron
Works TO Yellow Bluff. nor must they
oe anchored so as to swing between
these lines.
The other forbidden anchorage lies
between q line drawn from Yellow Bluff
70 Port Knox on Angel Island, and a
line drawn from South Sausalito Point
10 Point Stuart, Angel Island.
The contract with the Pacific Con-
struction Company for 1900 tons of ce-
ment TO be used in the building OF
Lombard street wharf was signed by
the commissioners and the contractors
B. Z. Steacy was given permission TO
build an Office, feet by IS feet, on the
dolphin between ferry slips and 8, at
a rental Of $40 a month.
During Mondays fog Southern Pacific
ferry steamers damaged the slips at
the ferry depot TO the extent Of S10,-
600. The harbor commissioners yester-
day granted the Hartman corporation
permission TO make its own repairs in
stead, as has been the custom. of foot
ing the bill after the State has done
the work.
Siberia Sails for the Orient
With the British fag flying at the
fore IN honor Of her master, the Pacific
Mail Line Siberia, Captain Adrian
Feeder, sailed yesterday afternoon for
the Orient. She carried a full cargo.
Among her passengers were:
For HOnOluln-C- A Adams. Mrs. G. A. Ad-
derson, Mrs. J. B. Atherton, Miss N. K. Ath-
eruona Mrs. A Barnes. ". n Brown. Miss Het-
Brown, Miss Mona Brown, Fred c. Clark, C
r. Clemons. c. N. Cooke, Miss Lotta Crafts,
a. Dean, Miss S. FlaXmsn, Miss I. Gulich Miss
Ida Nay Hickox, Mrs. c. A. Hil, c. T. Hoag,
Mrs. G. 7. Hoag. Mrs; P !. Horne, Miss MI
dred Horne. Master Robert Horne. P. L. Horne,
Mrs. Jennie B. Jardine, F. Fl. Kennedy, Mrs NJ
klages, J. 7. Lambirth, Ellis Lando. F. A. Nc
Carthy, Ms. Z. A. Mccarthy, Mrs. \. s.
Moore Mrs Raw Moore w s Post. Mrs " S
Post c. F. REYNOLDS Mrs c. F. REYNOLDS Miss
Mabel Ruble John C. Runkle. Mrs. John c. Run
kle, George Selby, Mrs. Il. L. SQuires, J. B.
Thomas, Lorrin A. Thurston, A. G. Thyme, Mrs.
A. G. Thyme, Mrs F. II. Vahrenkamp, Mrs. f.
r. Wslgamot, Mrs. c. A. Watson, J. E Wells,
J. a. Wells, JE, J. D. Wilson, Mrs. E. W.
Yokohama-Henry l. Beach. Dr. E L Bos-
worth, Mrs. F. L. BoswOrth, Mrs E. 81. Camp,
=. Colbran. James Corrigan, Miss c. c. Crosby,
Miss josephine Fearon, Father Claudius Ferrand,
G kajiwsrs, otohiko Mstsukata, Miss Marietta
Messer, 4. Oshima- Alfred Russell, Miss May
F. Scott Sydney Sitten6eld, John B. Sleman Jr..
Miss Viva stetson, G. ". Vosburg, Mrs C. W.
Nsgssaki-John Gibson. Mrs. John Gibson.
Kobe@Miss Hnda Curtis. Rev. / Dooman.
Miss Ethel Estey, Mss s. B. Hallman, Goro
shanghai-AIden Ames. DR.. william I. Berst
Miss Bertha Conde, Bishop Earl Cranston, Mrs.
Earl Cranston. Miss A. Cutler, Miss Caroline
Delano, A; S. 3. Hanlin 7. l-uccht Daniel r.
Aoyes- Robert Scherer, Miss I. Sheppard, Miss
Hongkong-J. Bacon, Miss Mary L. Ballantyne,
J. Bardin, Mrs. J. Bardin. II. @. Black, F. D.
Black, Henry Burkhsrdt. BENJAMIN T. Campbell,
r. g. Craighesd, Earl NJ Cranston, Miss E. D.
Fisher. Il. x. Forgen. Frank c. French. Rev. S.
Greene, Richard s. Hungerford. Mrs. Richard S.
Hungerford and maid +. II. Kennedy. Mrs. c.
n. G. Kenrick, B. Kottmann, ". II. Llewellyn,
NJ K P Luce, Rev h c. Mabie. Miss Cath
crime I. Mabie, Captain John B. Milton Alfred
I. Morgenstern. Colonel S. G. Murphy, D. L.
Newen- Jr-, Mrs D. 2 Newell Jr, Miss Noble,
Cedric Newell v. e. Quinby, Mrs. ". II.
Cuinby, Miss May Quinby, Surgeon Charles +.
Riggs, Z. S. n, John Roll. T. Donaldson Sloan,
Charles B. Souder. Charles E. sprague. r. c.
Staud, Frank Fl. Stratton, Miss ]. G. Thatcher,
G. Tschudin, Miss Dorothy yester, Mrs. M. J.
Wall, z. Wallsch-
Join at Honolulu-John Birkholz, Mrs John
Birkholz, Otto Brunner. ". R. Evans, Jr. Mrs.
". r. Evans, Jr., Mrs. Clara French, Miss F.
s. Hoghton, r. A. HoIlsbaugh, Walter s. Jones
Miss K- F. Kaufman. DR.. A Ludlow Miss J.
B. Newell, L H. Severance.
Water Front Notes
The steamer NJ. S. Dollar arrived Feb
rusry Is at Guaymas from Mukilteo.
The American Hawaiian Company
steamer Arizona left Salina Cruz yes
terday for this port.
The Oceanic Steamship Company
liner Sonoma left Honolulu at o'clock
p. 70. Wednesday for this port.
The Enterprise. which put into Homo
lulu short Of fuel sailed from the island
port on Wednesday for San Francisco.
The Uruguayan barkentine Androme-
de. which has been off the port foT
several days, came in yesterday. She
is from Newcastle, Australia, and
brought 1856 tons Of coal for Hind
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