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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
PROTEST REKANING srREY-rs

over 1ep residents of the Sunset and
Riehmond districts fled a protest with
The board OF supervisors yesterday
against the proposed remaining of the
slpha bet1c streets IN their District a =
Ter Spanish nsT1Eaa0rs- explorers etc
or other persons associated with Amer
seas early history The petitioners
state the proposed names are hard To
spell and TO pronounce and that they
sre satisfied with a b &C" etc:
Z they stand
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MURDER TRIAL CoNTINrrrr

Pietro Pelassou, charged with murder.
pleaded not guilty in Judge Dunne's
court yesterday, and the case went over
one week to be set for trial. PeIassou
by beating her over the head with the
handle of a pitchfork
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BEREAx socrErr TO MEET

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Bsresn society viii be held September
2s AT the Calvary Presbyterian church.
corner Of Fillmore and jackson streets.
The address of the evening will be de-
livered by J. ". Sweeney. president of
the San Francisco LABOR council. Civic
Purity viii be his subject.
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SAVES sLEErERs FnoM rI.Anrs

Policeman z G. Skain noticed a IRE
5n the roof OF building at 1880 Onion
street shortly after midnight Friday
and after rousing the sleeping inmates
-Msrel1o Antranso, Antonio LAgarra
and Rosa Delpcca-and getting them
safely 10 the street be turned In an
alarm The building was destroyed
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Granada Hotel

Open to the public October ]. Ab.o-
lutely flreproof- American plan. A
perfect home for the permanent guest.
Tourist trade solicited. Specially large
single rooms, with or without private
bath, for gentlemen, at moderate rates.
E s de Wolfe, manager
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All Mail ORDERS Given Prompt Attention. Write

operation which the physicians have
decided to be necessary, but that they
hope he will be strong enough for the
ordeal within six weeks. Judge Dunno
put the case over to October "a
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vIoLATE MIIk IAu

Warrants were issued yesterday by
Police Judge Weller for the arrest Of
the proprietors of the Peacock and
Puritan restaurants and F. MARTY. milk
dealer, for selling milk below the
standard TO their customers.
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REv. THOMAS HILL APpoINrED

Rev Thomas Hill, recently from the
Irish college IN Paris, has been ap-
pointed assistant pastor of ST. Mary's
church. Oakland. to succeed Father
Grant. who was a few weeks ago made
pastor Of the newly created parish at
Burlingame.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-27
WILL VISIT FoREsrERs

The following official visits during
the month of October are announced by
Grand Chief Companion Elizabeth I.
Drendell of the Companions of the For
esters of America:
American circle, Petaluma, October 1; Oakland
circle, Oakland, October 8; CASTELAR, circle Santa
Barbara, October 10; Honda circle. Lompoc,
October II; Ocean View circle. Santa Barbara.
Octobr II; Silver Gate-San Diego circle. San
Diego, October 10; Union circle. Los Angeles
October 21; Fremont circle Los Angeles. October
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Do You Want S5.00s
Read The Calls weekly offer on page ~
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-17
SAVES HUSBAND FROM rHrc

Juie Bessette, proprietor of the Port
land house. 1875 Howard street. was
awakened early yesterday morning bv
a burglar attempting to force omen The
front door. Bessette jumped out Of
bed and slipping quietly out of the
rear door made his way to the front
where he found John Harrison al work
on the safe in the Office Ressefte
Erappled with Harrison and a desperate
struggle ensued. Mrs. Bessette ran 10
the assistance of her husband and had
The presence Of mind to blow a police
whistle, which brought Policeman Cal
latin on the scene. Harrison was over
powered and taken TO the city prison.
where he was charged with burglary
lie was arraigned before Police Judge
Weller yesterday and the case con-
fipued till tomorrow
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Lieutenant u. $. N. in charge
$3.50 The principal shipments and their des

$3,3s2. The principal shipments and their des-
tinations follows
To Mexico-i35 bbls -four. 700 lbs and 10 bxs
raisns, 100 pkgs potatoes, 11 pkgs onions. 2l2
pkgs fresh fruits, 6i5 lbs dried fruit 800 lbs
nuts. 20o lbs rice, . bxs tea, cs salmon. 20
drums carbide, 80 cs Kerosene 80 cs fuse . cs
leather, 3,0II lbs soda ash, 149 pkgs tank ma
terial.
To Central America 2OO lbs rice. eos lbs
Goldfish, 40 lbs bread. 4 cs canned goods 100
gals wine, GA gals whisky. 20. 600 lbs tallow 100
pkgs fire bricks. pkgs drugs 80 cs and )
drums kerosene 10 drums crude OIL drum gaso-
line, cs turpentine, cs oils, . cs sewing ma.
chimes, pgs paints.
To Ecuador-4.c50 lbs spice 2l2 cs salmon.
90 cs canned goods. IL baking powder rs
bdlS brooms. coils rope, cs oils, 1 cs blasting
powder.
To Peru-10o cs salmon 10 cs canned goods.
500 lbs spices. IL cs meals. cs bread 146 lbs
dried fruit. 22.1S1 lbs tallow, 10 bdIe brooms q
pkgs agricultural implements.
To Chile-2J coils rope.
To England, 400 cs canned fruit 231O gals
wine.
TO Germany--ss.23e lbs dried fruit, 10 cs
canned goods.
In addition to the foregoing the steamer had
l9.939 railroad ties. valued at So GOO, laden at
Eureka for Peru and cargo from Puget Sound
ports follows:
For west coast PORTS. 6S5 bbs -four. 2s 01o
$50 bdls shocks and 9,179 lbs tallow, valued Mt
S71 .403
For England-26. 10 ctls wheat and 81 o2o
lbs tallow. valued at s42, ,4S9.
For Germany-37,2T7 lbs talIow. valued at
S2l44
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RAILROAD coMPRoMIsEs

The Southern Pacific railroad agreed
10 pay s20.0e0 in settlement of the
claims for damages brought by the
families Of 10 Italian laborers who were
Killed in the train wreck near Cotton
IN 1906. 4ander a compromise agreement
signed by Judge Graham yesterday.
The widows and children Of the 10
dead men live in Italy. Sullivan e
Sullivan and Theodore J. Roche We're
Employed by the local Italian con-
sui TO prosecute the claims. Some
question arose as to whether an alien
could maintain a suit for damages
for the death of relative, and as the
authorities are divided on this point
it was decided to accept the offer of
the railroad corporation Of $4,000 in
each case.
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\. W. g. A. MUSICALE

Madame FreygaHg. assisted by Mrs.
Adolph SilNerman and Mrs. Stadmuller.
viii give a musicale at the Young
Womcn's Christian association quar-
fers. 1913 O'Farreli street. tomorrow
evening at s o'clock. The public is in
>ajted 10 attend and admission will be
4ree. The following program VIII be
rendered.
song from Carmen" lBzet). Mrs.
toni. Mime. Frcygang: (a) hinuet on.
IL fPaderewski); (b) Berceuse. Op 3S
fNoszkowslxf): (c) Fruhlin grauschen
Op 81 fSinding). Mr. Edwin Stadmul-
Ter. ssDaydreamv (Strel eletzkf), Mrs.
Ado1ph Silverman: Spring Song
|N.@wman). Nine. Frcygang.
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Exports for Honolulu

The steamer Hilonian sailed for Honolulu on
Monday with cargo valued at S112 543 and in
elUding the following:
90 bbls -four 21 .055 lbs beans 80 ctls corn
21 clts wheat. 6. 725 lbs mill feed 935 ctls bar
ley. 2911 bales hay. 1865 lbs and OF bxs bread.
2.265 lbs and 80 meals. 3.72l lbs lard 25Ii
lbs nuts sos cs canned goods. 1850 lbs butter
$500 lbs cheese 1.120 pkgs potatoes rs pkgs
onions, 1,21s pkgs fresh fruits l39 pkgs yege-
tables. 2,056 lbs dried fruit, 1000 lbs and ~
bxs raisins. $50 lbs and Is cs candy 400 lhs
and cs chocolate, 2.4So lbs coffee. $3.50 lbs
salt. 1000 lbs Goldfish. 2.155 lbs fresh meat
S.S65 lbs dressed poultry, 80 hbls. 10 half bbls
and 10 kits salmon, 2,100 gals and 80 es wine. ia
cs whisky, go gals alcohol. bbls beer. II cs
champagne. 10 cs mineral water 1900 SKIS and
- bbIs cement. 219 rolls roofing s5T bdls md
2J4 pes steel and iron. - pcs and "a bdls pine.
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U. 5. Branch Hydrographic once

branch of the United States Hy drogra phic
Office, located at the Merchants Exchange, Is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
OF expense. Navigato tors are cordially invited to
visit the office. where complete of charts
and sailing directions Of the world kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the latest
information can always be obtained regarding
lights, dangers to navigation and matters of in
terest to ocean commerce.
]. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. u. $. ~. in charge
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oil. 33 pkgs paints. 20 kegs white lead. 3o6
pkgs tents. 24S pkgs tan material AZ lbs
brass, IA pgs drugs, 2,592 lbs opium l49 es
boots and shoes, 149 pkgs dry goods. IL cs hats
s6e pkgs IRE bricks. 1.095 bxs soap. SO pkgs
doors. $50 lbs tin plate. 81 coils rope, 3 es
cigars and cigarettes. lT.6I2 lbs soda. Ill ,3f3
lbs bone black. 3o bbls asphalt, 13 automobiles
and cs narfs
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-17
BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Vallejo, Napa, st. Helena

ST. HELENA-yAPA VALLEY ROUTE,
Monticello $. $. Co. and Napa Waller Electric
r. X Co. Close connections.
e-ROUND TRIPS DATLY-G
Boats leave San Francisco ZOO s9:fJ a m
1890 noon. 3:f5. 900. $3.50 d. m
San Francisco landing aud Office Clar xfrass
wharf. north end ferry building Market street
ferry. Meals a IA carte.
Phone kearny 406-
LANDS Navy Yard direct
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HONOLULU-S. s. Alameda sails II a. m
Dee. 10. Special round trip. $ll0. rrst class.
TAHITI AND NEW ZEALANU-S s.
Marposa sails II a. M, Dec. 2s Special round
trip Tahiti, $685. Wellington. n e, 500,
OCEANIC LINE. s7s Mkt. ST.; tel. kearny 1881.
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| Northwestern Pacific R. R.

(SOUTHERN DIvISION). Oct. 5, 1905
VIA SAUSALITO
For Sausalito. Mill Valley. San Rafael
-Daily-Every 80 minutes from 6:45 a. m 70
S:45 a m; hourly until 3:45 p m: then 4:i5
and every so minutes until 7:4J p. m; 900.
10 SO D. M. 12:15 m
on Sundays additional trips as follows: 1O:I5.
rs a. M. and 12:f5. 1.lJ p. Ia.
For Fairfnx--Week Days-6:45. 7;15. S:15,
i0;45 a. m: !2:f P: m. Saturdays only. $40.
Sundays and Legal Holldays-s:15. f0:45.
11:45 a. m, 12:45. 1:45, s:45 p. m.
For San Quentin-Dsily-s:45 a. m and
2:45 p. M
tions.
GAS p. M. Saturday only for Cazadero and
way stations
VIA TIBURON
For Tfburon, BeIvedere, SAN Rafael
-!;s5, ss;10. 11:0o a m (.12:50 ?. m Saturday
On Sundays additional trips at 500 a. m
1880 and G:30 p M for San Rafael and In
termedate points.
7:s5 a. m. Daily for Petalums. Santa Rosa.
wood. Sebastopol and way stations.
I:35 a. except sunday. for Glen Ell
len. Guerneville, River Landing and way
stations.
500 a. m Sundays onIy-PetaIums. Santa
Rosa. Healdsburg. Cloyerdale. Glen Ellen. Guer-
neville. River Landing and way stations.
IL 90 a. m for Petaluma. Santa Rosa and
way stations. and Sebast0D0l SUNDAYS only
$50 D. IN. Daily for PetaIuma, Santa Rosa
Healdsburg. Cl0yerdale. Ckiah, GuernevilIe Sc
bastoDol and way stations.
$40 p. m. Daily for Petaiuma Santa Rosa
Glen Ellen and way stations
ITO Tiburon only
Pacific Transfer C0mpany's agents are a1thor
lied to check baggage direct from residence
Ticket office. Ferry Building Uptown Ticket
Office SI4 Market St, Floed Building tGround
Floorf.
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

s7:45a. 9:15a 1:45p. 5:50p Ar: lisa, 9:00s'
s12.5Jp. 5::5p Sundays-Lv.: 5-35a, 9:f5
.s10:60a. l0:40a 1900 noon. 1:45p. 4:30p. 5:50b.
5:s5p. G:15p- MIXED @'Granaia Ex-. no stops.
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Compagnie Generale Transatlantiaue

DIRECT LINE 10 -HAFRE-PARIS
oanhg every Ihu q, iHsseau Nsuu OF saturday.
Morton ST.
First class to Hayre. S51.50 and upward: Sec
ond class to Havre $50 and upward GENIsp SI
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA. 10 State St, New York ]. +. FUGAZI.
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery St. San
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
agents.
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The Mcrn.. Carro

The German steamer Mers. which sailed for
Hamburg and way ports Tuesdar had cargo
laden ut this rcrt vnlued ar $fsS93 the dis.
fribution being as follows: For Mexico 81 3af
Central America. $3.00t: Ecuador $fl2: perm
$3.50; Chile, s5ss; England 81. s53; Germany.
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attic. for New York; stmr Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. FOR New York
NAPLES-Arriyed Dee f6-Stmr Queen
Amelie. from Portland Ore via Coronel
PL1MOJTHf-Arrived Dee I6-Stmr Majestic.
from New York for Cherbourg and Southampton.
and proceeded
CHERB0U RG-Saied Dee i6--Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse. for New York.
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valued at nearly s1.000,o0o taken by
1essees of rookeries and pela sic sealers
in many seas, will be offered for sale
by G. NJ Lampson & Co. The skins
onered viii include 7.444 skins of the
on the Pribyloff islands, $4,000 skins
taken by. Canadian and japanese pc
lagic sealers, and 200 skins taken off
LoooS islands as we'll as Cape Horn
and Cape of Good Hope skins
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NEWS or The OCEAN
Tennnce Enrarc,nc,t.

Sound, goes on the run between this port and
Australia. having been chartered prior to arr
rival By the Australian Mail line
The British ship Archibald RusscIh on Pucct
Sound. Is under charter for wheat thence to
Europe
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco Dec is. 1905
RAINFALL DATA
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Memorandum

Per stmr James $ Higgins from Fort Bragg
Dec 16-While coming In through the north
channel Dec IL shipped neayy sea. shifting
cargo TO starboard side
stmr Gualala hence Dee 10 for Fishermans
oay-Went up as far Point Reyes: weather
shelter; wind blowing 90 miles an hour from the
north
Per stmr James S Hggins-While outward
pound this afternoon for San Pedro and about
two miles outside In strong northwest gale and
hesvy sea- the deck1oad shifted TO port and
viii discharge about Is 900 feet OF lumber before
proceeding
VICTORIA. r C. Dec f6-A quantity Of
wreckaee has been reported found OF the west
coast of Vancouver island: the Br stmr Mskura.
which arrived here last night. reports passing a
lot OF lumber and spars near Cape Flattery.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Lucy A. Rains TO Henry F. Blanchet Jr lot
at corner of Brunswick and Pope streets, NV
Aurelia Pastorino ct al to Marshall Nuckolls
lot in line Of Leavenworth street. 80 OF
Clay. p by si:s: $40.
r A. Mcdonald and wife to Frank Cheh and
wife, lot in NE line OF Lea street. 20 Sc OF
Walston Wa place Sc &c, NE 1017s. NV 26. sw
McEwen Brothers 10 Glenn B. Miller lot 4.
block N, Park Lane tract Z. $40.
Elmer !. Moody and wife TO Sol Getz s Sons.
street. 37:6 by 100: $40
~ Alex Lex. w Llppi to Angeoio Marisni ct al lot in
street, 25 by W 105; Sl,300
5. Ducas company TO Pfetro Delucchi. at cor
ner Of Salinas and Wheat streets, NE 50 by Sc
James Jerome Smith to Eda NJ Kelly, lot in
r. line OF Dolores street. 2s5 of Eighteenth.
Same TO Charles G. stuhr and wife. lot in z
line Of Dolores street, It's of Nineteenth. \ 3.
by ITO: $40.
Patrick A. Mcdonald and wife TO Kate stoner.
lot in NE line of Leo street. 15627 NV of Mis-
sion. NV 20 by Ne 101-7S; $40
George w. Duncan and wife to John q. Sutton
& Co.. lot in Sc line of sfinna street 1T5 SW Of
Third. Sw 20 by Sc 90; $40
George W. Lake, deceased tby sdministratrixl.
| to Oscar Samuels, lot in line OF Thlrteenth
avenue, $50 S Of / street s % by z 100. and
one other piece; 81 $50.
Emma zeltner to Charles T. spader. lot 10,
block 26. tide lands; $40.
Clln House company to Maury Berg lot m y
line of Clement street. S2:6 W of Twenty fifth
avenue. w % by 100; SO.
American land and trust company to Ada c.
Friend. lot in W line Of Eighteenth avenue 1S1 :6
of street. 37:6 by " 120: So
William Matson and wife to d. b. Macdonald.
lot at W corner of First avenue and / street,
NV 150 by Sw 200; SIC.
Niels c. Nortensen ct al to Matthew Harris.
lot in W line Of Deyisadfr0 street. l10 Of
Haight. % by W 49, $40
Rose A. Mcdonald to Thomas Mcdonald. lot in
\ line OF Lewis place, 3:6 of Jones street.
81 IS by Y 57:G; SO.
Lange Investment celaPsny TO Louis \. Bow
doin. lot i'm W line Of Ccss street. 80 Of Par
nassus avenue. 80 by " 100; $40.
Annie j. Rock to ikaheta Rock. lot in
line of Twenty fourth street. 10J Of Gas
tro. 55 by III. antt4SO other pieces; $lO-
George f. Bates AMI Wife TO Ole Person. lot
third. % by le0; SO.
Gluckman-Leyy realty company 10 W. ]. Fl
field. lot in NV line Of BruDswiek street. l7S
NE of Oliver, NE - by NV 213: $40
Estelle Harowitz to Janette Adele Hammond
lot in " line of Twenty sixth avenue. 173 s Of
West Clay street. s 10 by " 120; gift.
John v. Opel to Fredericka Opel. half in
terest IN lot in W line OF York street. - s
of Twentieth. % by W 100; $40.
Sol Getz Sons TO John E. Cooksey. lot In Sc
line OF Athens street. % SW Of Persia ave-
nue.. SW p by Sc 100; $40.
Elizabeth Weindorf to Elizabeth MarNen. lot
in " line OF Howard street, 15 y of Eighteenth,
% by W 3d. gift
Carrie Unna to Bella Jacobs. lot in S line
OF Clay street, 40 of Locust. so by S
100; $40.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-17

Average snow on ground. 81 inches.
SYNOPSIS
The storm has moved slowly northward and Is
now over Utah. II has caused heavy snow in
northern Arizona. Utah and southern Nevada
There have been showers in southern California
and brisk southwest winds are reported at Los
Angeles and San Diego
Conditions are favorable for heavy frost Thurs
day morning II the wind lulls.
The relative humidity at Red Bluf was 81 per
cent and at Fresno 32 per cent.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Far Thursday
with light frost in the morning; fresh north
winds.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Thursday with heavy
frosts in the morning if the wind lulls; fresh
north winds.
Sacramento vaey-Fair Thursday. with heavy
frost in the morning; light north wind
San Joaquin valley-Clearing Thursday with
frost in the morning; light north Winds
Los Angeles and vicinity-Unsettied wea ther
Thursday, probably clearing by night; fresh
southwest winds.
A. G. McADIE District Forecaster.
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Army transports.

The Logan IS in port
The Crook is III port.
The Buford arrived at Honolulu December "a
The sherman is in port.
The Warren is at Manila
Tbe Dix is at Manila.
The Sheridan sailed December 15 from Manila
for this port
The Thomas is in port
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Toyo Ksen Kaisha

(ORIENTAL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY1
s. S. Nippon Maru'' (viz Manils) ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Saturday. Jan. q 1909
s. s. sChiyo Maruv -. Saturday, JAN go 1893
S. S. ssTenyo Karu'' ..... Friday, Feb. 26' 1903
Steamers sail from conHpany's piers Nos 40
a. near foot of Second ST.. D. m. for Yoke
hama and Hengkoug. calling az Honolulu Kobe
(F4ioro} Nsgasaki and Shanghai and connectine
at Hongkong with steamers for Manila India
ETC. No cargo received on board on day Of sail
ing Round trip tickets at reduced rates
For freight and passage apply nt Office u
James Flood building. w. II. AVERY
Assistant General Manager
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SALES
Mining Stocks

sAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
8, S-toN sog were the sales on the San Francisco
A anu exchange board yesterday:
CONSTOCKS
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BuiIdlng Contracts

W. G.. Peek with Arthur & Co.--To erect a
two story frame residence in f line OF Cole
street, 52:10 I-i6 OF Seventeenth, y 2T:G by
96:5H: 81 $50
c. F. Marwedcl with Stsnquist & Forbes
Artificial stone pavements. including pumping.
draining. excavations and cement Hastings. for
six story and basement building at SW corner
OF First street and Lick alley, - by W
los: 81. .25e
Gustav Graf with j. A. Clark-Au work
except gas fixtures aud shades for two story
frame building in " line Of Bartlett street. 40
of Twenty third 40 BY W 34:6: s.;. 200.
Do You Want S5.0Os
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 13-
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California Limited through to Chicago
leaves Mt 1000 p. NJ.
OFFICES:
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland.
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-17

VICTORIA. 3. G.. Dec. 16.-The an
nual sealskins sales will be held at
London tomorrow when 10000 skins.
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Time Hall

United States Branch Photographic Office Mer
chants Exchange, San Francisco, December
IL, 1908.
Tie time ball on the tower of the Ferry build
ing dropped today exactly at noon pncif.
Standard Time (120th Meridian), or at Sh. 00m
00s., Greenwich Mean Time.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, L. S. N. in charge
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-17

The steamer ]. :. Higgins While conn
ing into port yesterday morning
through the north channel was struck
by heavy sea- which threw the
the cargo to starboard There were
some passen gers on board, but nobody
was injured, and although the Higgins
came into the harbor with a heavy
list. no damage was done to the ves-
sci and the cargo was intact. The
cargo viii be trimmed and the steam
er set on an even keel before its de-
parture for San Pedro
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Supervising Inspector John Berming-
nam took occasion yesterday in denyiRg
the appeal Of George E. Bridget and
r Larsen. master and chief mate of
the steamer Asuncion. from the decision
or the inspectors which suspended their
licenses for 60 days, to censure navi-
gators on the coast who run full speed
during foggy weather. To run a yes
sci full speed in thick weather is a
violation of article 16 OF the irterna-
tional rules of navigation.
The steamer Asuncion collided with
the passenger steamer Norwood off
Point Gorda October 8. Captain Ber-
mingham closes his review Of the case.
after denying the appeal. as follows:
One would think the results from
such a procedure on the part of the
ofhcer ID charge Of the deck on the san
Pedro. during a fo8 a little more than
a year ago which sent the Columbia
and Ss human lives to the bottom Of
the ocean. not far from the place where
the Norwood and Asurcion coIlfdcd.
would be still fresh IN the memory of
all navigators on this coast"
aDnuaf ScaIsJ<fn Sales
VICTORIA. 3. c.. Dec I6.-The an
nual sealskins sales viii be held at
Landau ell
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ACTION IS D DENOUNCED.
Unseatine Of Pennsylvania Delegates
& at Denver. s.S

Unseating Of Pennsylvania Delegates
at Denver. JIG
Harrisburg, Pa, July 23.-The Dem
.ocratic state committee reelected
State Chairman George NJ. Dimeling
of Clearfeld without opposition and
adopted resolutions endorsing Bryan
and Kern and denouncing the action
Of the Denver convention in unseating
the eight Philade lphia delegates.
The resolutions protest against the
action of the national convention in
regard 10 the representation from
Pennsylvania, terming this action as
unjust, unwarranted and against oil
parliamentary practice and prece-
dent" The decision of the temporary
chairman of the Denver convention
by which he referred to the commit
tee on credentials the right of the ap-
pointees of the Pennsylvania delega-
ton to participate in the deliberations
of the several committees is con-
demned, as is also the action of the
credentials committee in unseating
the Philadelphia members of the dele
CATION r. e
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VICTORY FOR AMERICANS.

e. G. Irons Of Chicago First in Run,
ming Broad Jump.
Londo Ion, July 233.-F. G. Irons, Chi
cago Athletic association, captured
the running broad jump in the Olym-
pic games at the Stadium. Daniel j.
Kelley, sh-American Athletic club,
was second and Bricker, Canada,
third.
Another American to distinguish
himself was G.. S. Dole, Yale univer-
sity, who won his bouts in both the
first and second rounds Of the feather
weight to 1913 pounds wrestling. This
gives him place in the semi-fnals.
The 100-metres final was won by R.
3. Walker, South Africa, in 1915 sec
onds. Rector, University Of Virginia,
was second Kerr, Canada, third, and
Cartnell. University of Pennsylvania,
fourth.
Two out of the four heats Of the
semi-fnals in the 200-metre fiat re &c
also went to Americans, N. J. Cart
mem, University of Pennsylvania, and
Cloughen, Irish-American Athletic
club: Altogether it was a very salts
factory day fer the Americans.