The San Francisco call., 1908-05-09

Lieutenant William Dryden. Lieutenant
Fred A. Cook, Lieutenant James I.
Craig, Daniel Mob. Crowley, Lieutenant
Jesse H. Cullison, James r. Cutler.
Lieutenant r. M. Danford. Mrs. John
pelmar and son, John c. Dow, Miss
Winnie Dunlap, Miss Jessie L. Durham,
! Edward S. Ewing. Miss G. E. Finlay.
Lieutenant Henry w. Fleet, Mrs. A. r.
Claisyer, Judge w. L. Goldsborough,
Mrs. c. d. Gorton. Mrs. c. M. Graham,
Mrs. R. w. Greable, Lieutenant E. L.
Gruber, w B. Hanna. Mrs. C. F. Beale
and daughter. Edgar Best, George w.
Blake, G. H. Cassidy and wife. Mrs.
7. B. Catron. Will Jessup, Herman
Johnson, Charles A. Jellie. Lieutenant
George c. Lewis, Miss Katherine Lid
dell. r. B. Lincoln and wife, Mrs. j. T.
Little and child, S. A Luffberry, Miss
Ida Malm, r. l. Mannion. Bonner C.
Marsh and wife. Lieutenant L. o.
Mathews, wife and child. Lieutenant
Harry d. Mitchell. Lieutenant l.. w.
Moseley. Colonel H. 3. Mccoy and wife,
Richard Paddock. Lieutenant c. H.
Paine, Edward A. Parker, j. B. Peat,
W. II. Penny. c. E. Pitkin, wife and
daughter, Lieutenant w. C. Potter.
Mrs. Ida f. Pritchett, w. L. Stafford,
wife and son, Lieutenant o. H Sampson
and wife, Sister NJ Agnes, Sister M.
Clare. Sister NJ Colombia. Sister M.
Paul, Mrs. F. E. Slayton. w. A. Sproule.
Wife and daughter. L. w. Strawn, Rob-
ert B. Westcott, Miss Mary Wilson.
Troops aboard the Crook included
S5l enlisted men of the Second infantry
and 1s9 enlisted men of the Fifth field
artillery, also 1os casuals
Commissioners Hold Meeting
The board Of harbor commissioners at
yesterdays meeting cleaned I'D all of
the old business on the files. Little of
Importance came before the meeting,
which lasted only about half an hour
Bids were opened for the repairs to
state dredger No. 2 and the contract
was awarded to the Stockton Iron
works at $779. The board has decided
TO exercise its privilege and charge
all property owners 81 month for all
vacant space under the sidewalks in
East street.
Visitors Pocket Picked
Thomas Gordon of Hanford, who is
rooming at 1912 Jefferson street. Oak
land. complained to the police yes
terday that he had been robbed of S15
Gordon was riding on streetcar that
had just left the ferry building and
says that he is sure that he could
identify the pickpocket. should he see
him again. He describes him as a man
OF about S5 years of age, short, weighs
about $50 pounds. is smooth shaven and
has rudy and sandy complexion.
Drunks at Harbor Station
Fifteen drunks were booked at the
harbor police station yesterday. They
We're locked up until they became So
her. when they were allowed to go
home.
Dauntless Brings Mann smith
The Spreckels tug Dauntless returned
yesterday afternoon from Coos Bay
with the steamer Mann Smith in tow.
The latter is to be given a complete
overhauling while here.
Store Is Entered by Thieves
David Egan. a clerk employed by
William Cluff Co., wholesale grocers.
at Spear and Nilsson streets. reported
to the police yesterday that the store
had been broken into between Thurs
day night and yesterday morning
Nothing was missing. Entrance was
made through a skylight.
President Sails for Seattle
The Pacific coast steamship COM
pany's steamer President Captain N
A. Cousins, sailed for Seattle yesterday
afternoon with 400 passengers aboard.
The President has been laid UP for
some months and this is its first trip
since the Seattle trade began to
slacken.
sailor Nearly Asphyxfated
e. ]. Hutchison. sailor from the
battleship Georgia. was brought into
the harbor emergency hospital early
yesterday morning from 64e Pacific
street suffering from the effects of gas,
which he did not turn out fully. He
was treated by DR.. Hill and recovered
quickly.
Visitor Fished From Bay
George Barton from Salt Lake City
fell from Howard street wharf No.
into the. bay yesterday afternoon. He
was fished out by the crew of one of
Petersons launches. who took him to
the harbor hospital, where he was re-
vived and put to bed.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber by sea yesterday
were 2,5T5.000s feet
The Pacific Mail steamship company's
liner Korea will sail for China and
Japan at l o'clock this afternoon with
1000 tons of freight and 200 passen-
gers.
The steamer Enterprise of the Mat
son navigation company's line will sail
for Hilo tomorrow, instead of today
as scheduled. About rs passengers for
Hilo will be taken.
Army Transports
Tke Burnside is on the northern coast
The Buford is IN port.
The Crook is in port
The Fitzpatrick Is at Newport News, Va.
The Dix is at Seattle,
The Logan is In port undergoing repairs.
The Meade is at Newport News, Va.
The Sherman left Honolulu April 16 for Ma
Mia
The Sheridan sailed for Manila via Honolulu
May 5.
The Thomas sailed from Manila April Is for
this port
The Warren is at Manila
The Overdue List
British ship Faikenbank out 1s2 DAYS from
Port Talbot, for Valparaiso, 90 per cent.
American ship Bangalore, out 1e9 days from
Norfolk, for Honolulu, 50 per cent.
Chilean bark Adeia, out 96 days from Tacoma,
for Nal1aaraisn rer -,