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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-08
COAST SHIPPING NEWS
items of Interest TO Mariners
of The Pacific

HON0LTIT. Dec. 3i.-Csble aovices re-
oeired al the French consulate are 10 the erect
that the French man OF war Catinat VIII arrive
at Honolulu January %. from Panama, en-
route 10 New Caledonia.
In libel case brought by Karl Weiomann
AGAINST the steamship Nebraskan be claims $5vvv
fnr damages for injuries alleged 70 have been
received through the negligence OF another en-
Move OF the company This is thought 10 DO
the first case IN admiralty wherein this point
is 10 De considered.
an REORGANIZATION for the erection Of drydock
I'll Honolulu. and q memorial is being circulated
for signature by the members-elect Of the Legls-
lafure 81 1907 which viii be rent 70 Delegate
kalanianaole who rs 70 present II 20 the Presl-
dent the Senate and the House The eeogrhphl-
cal nosifion Of the islands ie such ~ 70 prnc-
tioaIlv call FOR the erection Of a drydOck for
the use Of the navy merchant marine IN
rinles OF peace az wen IN time II war It's
need was shown in the accidents 70 the MAD
churia Mongolia and Sheridan
The japanese steamship Shibata Mary has
been chartered. prior 10 arrival a. the Sound
~ carry 1850 tons OF grain and hour from
Another OF the Watts-watts steamers if pay
lnr her first visit 10 this port-the Wimbledon,
from Newcastle. She brings a coal cargo 81
anG0 TONS part OF which VIII BE- discharged on
fhe cars at the railway wharf where the
steamer iE lying.
Arrangements have been practically effected
whereby tie American ship ". 7. Babcock viii
depart within a few days for Portland.
Watcrepout was sighted by the steamer
Mongolia on her trip from San Francisco, on
ileoemher p. The spout was discovered about
Two miles from the ship. II Wsr travelling with
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THREE SCORE COMPANIES
Large Array of Operators Developing
Mines In Manhattan District

Mines In Manhattan District
The Manhattan News gives an ac-
count of the development work pro-
ceeding in the Manhattan mining dis
trict, from which the following is
taken:
There are no less than sixty-hve different
camp. and II the number and value OF the
strikes made in various portions Of the district
which to Judge the future each one Of the
sixty five has better than working chance TO
make good at depth the mineral promise at
surface. The area over which these working
properties are scattered extends from the Raj
ston Desert on the east to the Smoky Valley
on the west-a distance Of nearly fifteen miles.
For the greater portion Of that distance the
country is traversed by an immense dixie whose
country. and 1t Is along this contact or its
spurs and feeders that many Of the more promi-
OF the properties referred to thfrty-hve are
equipped with power hoists and with substan-
tial buildings and other surface improvements
In number OF instances hoisting machinery has
been ordered and is en- route TO the mine
the commencement Of operations on number
of acreages which had hitherto lain dormant
and the resumption of development on several
estates which had for time been idle.
Over In the East Manhattan section system
attic mining effort is being devoted to the ex-
ploratfon and proving up OF series OF lodges
Some very high. grade earnings and assays
have been secured from the Outcrops OF these
them is immense deposit Of shipping grade
ore
Gold in the free is not uncommon occur
renee In this ledge and IL holds average
gold grade that assures its profitable treatment
beneath the stamps.
That mining section rich in gold should
also carry high-grade copper values Is some
what uncommon, but IL appears probable that
Manhattan is to be as noted for its yield
of red metal as for its output Of yellow metal
During the last six months of 1906 Messrs.
MeElvaney and Torpey of Manhattan devoted
much attention to the exploration and develop
ment OF number Of lodges in the East Man
haitian section which offered promising returns
in the way of copper yield. The result Of
their tests and Investigations are eminently
satisfactory. So much so, In fact, that the
period OF probability is past and the future
of the copper belt is assured fact
A series OF exhaustive tests have been made
by mining engineers and every member Of the
corps is a unit In the conviction that the prop
critics in that section destined TO become
copper producers of no small merit Copper
blossom abounds on number OF different estates
and in a number Of instances ehalcopyrite Is
found but a few feet from surface.
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JAPANESE ROBBED
IN HIS STORE

OAKLAND, Jan Forcing open the
front door shortly after o'clock this
morning a robber thrust a revolvers
muzzle against the face of Kasahara, a
japanese who conducts a small store
at S27 Castro street. The thief COM
PEELED Kasahara to stand facing the
wall, while he searched the store for
money and valuables. He took silver
watch and a pair Of trousers. in one
OF the pockets of which was a s.
piece. Warning the proprietor to make
no outcry the thief then backed out
of the door and ran down Castro street
toward the water front
Kasahara hurried to the police sta
ton and reported the robbery. He de-
scribes the thief as being about six
feet in height and Weighing nearly 200
pounds.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVED
Monday January Z
n 8 Iiqftship ArmeriR Trott, 70 days from
Kew York via Coronel 10 days
stmr Sea Foam. Miller, "a hours from Menoo-
Stmr p. A. Knburn. Mcclellan. days from
Astoria, via Coos Bay 3 days and Eureka 20
n0 sfnr State Of oaiifornis. Thomas, 42k hours
st stmr cs8trsiis. Erickson. As hours from San
sfmr hrro Bash. % hours from Eureka
schr santiago. Madison y hours from Mon
schr John G. North. Nelson, days from Cos
mspoiis. 1.prn
Mondsy. January T.
stmr California, SWEEPER. Honolulu. Seattle
and Tacoma; Williams. Dimond Co.
stmr City Of Sydney, mclean Anconi Psc.
M1 az : stn M Drumcairne. Robinson, Valparaiso;
st ~ umstiia, Sopsnder. Victoria; P C. s.
. s TIM Coos Bay. Hicolson San Pedro; P. c. s.
? Ger Sg ship Alice, Henriehs. Dublin; Clements
hor'I SAILED
Monday. January I.
str,r Albian. Hansen. Stewards Point.
stmr 4. r Plant. Nelson. Coos Bay.
Stmr Scotia. johnson, Eureka.
Stmr Coos Bay, Aicolson, san Pedro ana way
p0ss, tmr rmstiIla. Nopander. Victoria, etc.
OUTSIDE BOUND IA-lz MIDNIGHT
Schr Golden Shore
CORRECTION
psrFsrd ban 6. was error. Vessel viii san
Jan s. weather permitting.
TELEGRAPHIC
POINT LOBOS. Jan z 10 p. m.-Weather
cIoudw wind southeast; velocity "a miles per
hour. -
Der 2s lat - IS n. long GO As W-Stmr
ponce. from New York. FOR Guanica.
Nov 90 lat 16 s. long IS W-Br ship Bayonne
from Hsmburg for Portland.
-t DOMESTIC PORTS
CRESCENT CITY-Arriyed Jan 6-Stmr West
mort hence Jan 4
COOS BAY-Arrived Jan 7-Schr Compeer,
hence Dec p.
PORT roWNsEND--ssilsd Jan 7--Schr For
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Decision by Court at Reno Gives Vic.
tory to Plaintiffs

The Goldfield Tribune sums up the
bearing of a recent decision in Reno
by Judge Currier. relating to the title
to certain lands and mining properties
in the Wonder Camp, Nevada, and
makes the following statements:
Suit was brought by Thomas j. Costello and
Ieona K Newhan against Murray Scott. l.: A.
savage william Mays. N R. Fitzpatrick ct al:
The action was one wherein the plaintiffs sued
defendant Scott a partnership contract en-
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scunnNER AND GREW LOST

NEWPORT, r. /, Jan. THE
schooner Henry Sutton of Newport,
Captain Cole, which sailed from Che
voy, N. S., October 81, for Baltimore,
has been given up as lost with her
crew of six.
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POLICE FIND STOLEN PROPORTIONS
land, Jan. MANY articles stolen from VIII
liam Neail's saloon, at 1912 Broadway, by Frank
Yeada Japanese porter, were found in the
room OF the latter at 558 Seventh street, which
was searched by Detectives McSorley and Flynn.
The room contained umbrellas, clothing, shot
gun and many other stolen articles
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U- 5. Brnnch HydrographIc OfIlce

A branch Of the United States Hydrographic
Once located at the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard TO nationality and free
OF expense. Navigators cordially invited to
VISIT the Office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference. and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
earding lights dangers to navigation and all
matters Of interest 10 ocean commerce. The
time ball service has been suspended pending
the reconstruction Of the tower of the Ferry
building ]. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant O. S. N. in Charge.
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Local Forecaster. Temporarily az in Charge.

ester, for Redondo; schr W. 81. Talbot, for San
VALDEZ-Arrived Jan 7-Stmr Jeanie. from
SANTA BARBARA-Arrived Jan 7-stmr
Santa Rosa, hence Jan 6, and sailed for San
POINT REYES-Passed south Jan T-Stmr
Areo from Eureka, for San Francisco.
ASTORIA-Sailed Jan 7-Stmr Columbia, for
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU-ArriTed Jan 7-Stmr Nebraskan,
from Tacoma.
Arrived Jan Jap stmr Hongkong Maru. from
Yokohama. for San Francisco
Sailed Jan III stmr Logan, for San Fran
cisco.
LAHAINA-sailed Jan 6-stmr Arizonan. for
Salina Cruz.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK-Arrived Jan 7-Stmr Virginia
Arrived Jan 6-Ship Shenandoah, from Port
Blakeley.
BALTIMORE-Arived Jan 5-Br stmr Anglo
Gillian, from Pisagua.
FOREIGN PORTS
CALLAO-Sailed Jan Seer stmr Hermon-
this. for San Francisco.
CARMANACH-Passed Jan g. SAB D. m-Br
stmr Empress Of Japan from Hongkong. for
Vancouver
MUMBLFs-Arrived Jan 5-Fr bark Beau
MANOR. hence Aug II. for Runcorn.
HONGKONG-Arrived prior to Jan 5-Br stmr
Ningchow, from Tacoma; stmr Pleiades, from
GENoA-sailed Jan 4-Ger stmr serek, from
Hamburg, for San Francisco.
JUNIN-Safled Jan Ger ship Tarpenbek,
for Chemainus.
TENERIFFE-sailed Dec 21-Ger stmr Uarda,
for San Francisco.
SAN BLAS-Sailed Jan 5-Stmr City Of Pc
YOKOHAMA-Sailed Jan Ger stmr Nico-
media for Portland.
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did not cross the path Of the Big vessel Thick
spout whirled along at a neat clip.
The British steamer Wimbledon has made
York 70 Auckland. with a general mixed
cargo. The run OF 1900 miles was made
without a stop and $500 tons Of coal were
SAN PEDRO. Jan. THE freight and pas
senger steamer Bonita, Captain Alberts. cleared
Consigned to the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany
The ship Elwell Captain Young, has arrived,
ten days from Astoria. with q cargo OF 100
railroad ties for the Santa Fe Company.
DAYS from Grnvs Harbor brought AIS. 600 feet
OF lumber consigned TO the San PEDRO Lurn-
The schooner Lyman D. Faslsr. at Bellinghsm,
has been chartered 20 load lumber cargo Tor
The steamer Tsmalpais from Marshneld, the
bsrkentine John Smith from Tacoma, the ship
Henry Willard from Tacoma and the EehOoners
MinsloW from Bellingham and Columbia IRON
Everett are out two days with full cargoes
Of lumber consigned 10 wholesalers at this port
The new steamer Hoquiarn, Captain Reese ar
rived today on her maiden TRIP, bringing to.VUO
feet of lumber for the Consolidated Lumber Com
The steamer Jim Butler, Captain Olsen, from
Hoouiam, arrived with SOC. 600 feet Of lumber
The steamer Santa Barbara. Captain Zaddart
finished discharging her lumber cargo and
cleared for San Francisco with freight and pas
PORTLAND. Jan. The steamer Alliance
Sc He'd for Eureka and Coos Bay this evening.
Her cargo included three carloads OF rails Tor
the new electric line 10 be built out OF North
Bend.
Another large tramp steamer viii be dis
patched for the Orient from this port during
the next few weeks with fun cargo Of bread
stuffs Frank WsterhOuse & Co. this morning
announced that the British steamer Gymeric
would be sent here from Seattle TO load wheat,
-four and a general cargo for ports in China and
Siberia.
The schooner Gardner City arrived in the
harbor today and dropped anchor in the stream.
She viii be towed 10 the o. ". P. wharf TO
load lumber for San Francisco.
The Portland drccRe has completed Its work
IN the channel below Vancouver and the mouth
Of the Willamette and viii be laid up for some
time for repairs The dredge Columbia Is finish
ing deepening the channel at Slaughters Bar, in
the lower Columbia.
The San Francisco and Portland Steamship
Company's steamer Columbia sailed for San
Francisco last night.
Bios for the repairing Of the derelict British
bark Melanope have been received and opened.
but award ~ the contract was made Prices
"a need from SO. 600 70 S27. 800. While the low
est bid was not considered exorbitant, in all
probn hlity the work win be thrown back on
the hands Of the underwriters and the owners
will collect from tkem. The Insurance people
viii settle with the owners OF the steamer
Sorthland also
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Memoranda

Per stnr F. A. Kiburn, from Eureka Jan T.
stmr Del Norte is still in the mud. Two tugs
are unable TO move her. working pumps all the
time Divers are working
NEW YORK, Jan 7-Br stmr South America,
arrived from Hiogo, reported Dec had FIRE in
bunkers. Damage is unknown, but believed to
be slight
Movements of Steamers
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The weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Jan. Z
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1907-01-08

The soul of the preacher is more
eloquent than his sermon.
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ANNUAL MEETING-The regular Annual Meet
ing Of the stockholders OF the Firemen's Fund
Insurance Corporation for the election Of nine
directors to serve during the ensuing year.
and the transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting. viii be held
at the office OF the Corpora ton. 401 Cali
TUESDAY. the 22d day OF January. 1907 at
10 a; m. Polls wiz be kept open until u
m Transfer books win be closed on Wednes-
LOUIS WEINMANN. Secretary
ANNUAL meeting Of stockholders Of Red Mems
Hall Association viii be held TUESDAY. Jan
Sixteenth st. j. r. HUTAFF secretary
THE annual meeting Of the San Francisco
Ladies' Protection and Relief Society Will Be
DAY, January 10. at 1880 D. m
ANNUAL MEETING-The regular annual meet
ing OF the stockholders Of the CROKER Ma
TIoNAL BANK OF San Francisco. Cal. VIII oe
held at its banking rooms. Market and Post
SITS. in this city. on TUESDAY, January :.
iso. at oelock p M; for the ELECTION OF
other business may come before the meet
ing. Transfer books viii be closed from the
W.. GREGG. JR.. Cashier.
Dated San Francisco. California. December
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING.
The regular annual meeting Of the shareholders
Of The First National Bank Of San Francisco.
Csli ts VII be held at The banking house
streets. on TUESDAY. the sth day OF January.
1907 at the hour Of O'Clock 0. m. for the
serve for the ensuing year. and for the trans
action Of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting
San Francisco. December 9. 1906
]. X. MOFFITT. Cashier
NOTICE OF ANNUAL. MEETINc-The regular
Annual meeting OF the members OF the Swiss
Relief Society VIII be held at the office OF
the Society. No 80 Pearl St. IN the city
and county OF San Francisco. on MONDAY.
the 18th day OF January. 1907. at O'Clock
?. m. for the purpose OF electing board OF
directors for the ensuing rear, and the trans
action OF such other business as may come
before it. BY order Of the president.
A JUILLERAT. Secretary.
ONLY LOCAL MANUFACTURER.
b ,PASQUALE %
HOO WEBS. IL. COR TURK.
PHONE WEST 493.
ARMY, NAVY. SOCIETY GOODS.
REGALIAS. FLAGS. BANNERS.
BADGES, CAPS.
UNIFORMS.
HALLS TO LET
GROVE SIS. near Fillmore-Hall suitable for
fraternal societies; rent reasonable.
- - - ~.
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Armr Trnnsnorfa

The Burnside Is at Seattle.
The Buford Is IN port
The Crook Is in port. Out Of commission.
The Kirkpatrick Is en- route 10 Newport News
Virginia.
The Logan Is at Honolulu.
The ingalls, Is at Newport News. Va.
The Sheridan is IN port Out Of commission.
The Sherman sailed January for Manila.
The Thomas arrived January at Manila
The MaEran e 81 port. out OF Commission.
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French bark Daniel. out 1S3 days from Eel
bingham. 10 Delagoa Bay. 80 per cent
French bark Heurot, out 1es days from Tokyo
for Glasgow. 81 per cent.
French bark Marie. out 200 days from New
csstls England. for Seattle. 20 per cent.
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"Snow on ground. So inches.
RAINFALL DAT


The storm remains nearly stationary of the
California and Southern Oregon coast Rain has
fallen generally in California with snow in the
mountains and foothills, and snow in Nevada,
Idaho and Utah. On the summit OF the Sierra
SO inches of snow IS reported on the ground.
The temperature continues much below the nor
NAL throughout the Pacific slope. Conditions are
favorable for more rain Tuesday, with continued
cold weather.
WEATHER FORECAST
For San Francisco and vicinity-Rain Tuesday:
continued cold: fresh southerly winds.
For Sacramento Valley-Rain, with snow in
the mountains and foothills Tuesday; fresh
southerly wind.
San Joaquin Valley-Rain. with snow in the
mountains and foothills Tuesday; fresh southerly
wind
For Los Angeles ana vicinity-Rain Tuesday;
fresh southeast wind.
G. n. WILSON.
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THE regular annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers OF the Wells Fargo Nevada National
Bank Of San Francisco viii be held at It's
banking rooms. 4 Montgomery St. San Fran
cisco. California. on TUESDAY. the sth day
OF January. 1907, at the hour OF 3:1J o'clock
p. m OF said day. for the purpose OF electing
board OF directors to serve for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction Of such other
business as may come before the meeting.
Transfer books VIII be closed from Deem
Der &c, 1905. to January O. 1907. inclusive.
FRANK r. KING. Secretary.
San Francisco Dec. z l006-
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Hampers with Kerosene


Captain Lewis OF the steamer san
Jose OF the Key Route reported 10 the
TIarbor police station yesterday that in
his trip from Berkeley to this side OF
the bay he had seen the body OF a man
floating in the water. Captain Lewis
said that the bay was very rough at
the time or he would have made an en-
deavOr to haul the body into his yes
sci Later in the afternoon Thomas
Crowley sent out a launch to search
for the derelict. but Without success.
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The German shin Alice was cleared yesterday
for Dublin with CO SIT centals OF barley, valued
at SIS. $50 and 5000 feet OF lumber as dun
unQp Falued at S9TS
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Meeting-The adjourned annual meet
Ing Of the YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION viii be held IN the building Of
the association, No. 1893 O'Farrell ST.. San
francisco. Cal, on FRIDAY. the 18th day IL
January. 1907. at O'Clock D. m. FOR the
purpose of eleeting officers. directors and msn-
ayers and trustees TO serve for the ensri1g
year. and for the transaction OF such other
business as may properly come before the
EI.IZARETH p RAvvr. re sa.-.+.-.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1907-08-23

Shoes at The Racket Store.
L. H. bearing spent Saturday
at Batesyille.
Take your notary work to A.
A. Henderson.
Everything good to eat at Gallo
ways restaurant.
N. A. Speed left yesterday for
st. Louis ON business.
Frank Wright of Sulphur Rock
was in town Wednesday.
Prof. B. F. Cash of Logan town
ship was in town Saturday.
You get your moneys worth
when you eat at Galloway's.
Rev. j. A. Anschultz of Oil
Trough was in town Saturday.
Prosecuting Attorney Jeffrey of
Newport was in town Monday.
The most complete line of hats
in the city at The Racket Store.
Mrs. f. M. Barnes has been
quite sick for the past few days.
For Madam Yale's face prepar-
alton and soap, go to The Racket
Store.
One two horse John Deer hack,
with top, for sale cheap. c. M.
Edwards.
Barnett Bros. will have car of
new seed rye for sale by the 30th
of August.
If you have property for sale
list it with Henderson Real Estate
Company.
We pay cash for chickens, eggs
and country produce. n. A.
Speed & Co.
Rev. 6. l.. Fink is conducting a
revival meeting at the Logan
school house.
When you want nice roast or
steak telephone the N. A. Speed
and Company.
Jas. NJ. Stephens, one of Oil
Trough's good farmers, was in
town Wednesday.
For corn, hay, oats, bran, alfal-
ia seed, ETC., figure with the New
ark Lumber Company.
Frank Joblin died at his home
in Batesville last Saturday even
ing, after prolonged illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zed Griffith ar
rived home Friday from a PLEASANT
visit with relatives at Dodd City.
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w. D. Burlington, of Dota, was
in town on business Monday. He
says they got fine rain in that
neighborhood Saturday.
Do your banking business with
the bank that makes its condition
known to the public by their pub
lished statement. The Bank of
Newark.
Circuit Clerk Pearce completed
the transcript in the Newport
Bank case Friday and delivered it
on Saturday to the attorneys at
Newport. The transcript made
COS pages, and is the largest ever
sent out from the Independence
Circuit Clerks office. -Batesville
| Guard.
l he WOlff = GOLDMAN
Mer. Co., of Newport, Ark,
have an over stock of bug
giles, surries and driving
wagons, both rubber and
steel tires, which can be
bought at very close prices
owing to the present crop
conditions. Kindly write
them or call on them. 20
per cent discount for 10
days on rubber tired driv-
ing wagons.