The San Francisco call., 1909-10-01

". ii. Avery n. Nakahama
". X. Blessing ". H. Nafey
Mrs. G. A. Csswen Mrs. W. II. Nafey
Miss E. NJ. Cram T. Niinemi
W. j. Cuthbert J. #. 0gleYee
Mrs c X. Dunlap Mrs. J. F. OgleTee
Miss sydney Dunlap c. c. Osborne
II. A. Ellsworth Mrs. {. c. Osborne
James Granger, mining H. Prudhomme
expert Korea TO Nome Mrs. II. Prudhommt
Z. II. Heintzlemsn con and infant
sulsr service Miss Nora Prudhomme
z. X Howe Matter Hector Tfud-
w. B. Hull, consular homme
service Miss X. Scott
81. Ikeda A. II. Seayer
Miss L. johnson Mrs. r. NJ. simpson
r. Koidzumi Hoo w T. Whiteley
". E. Lishman Mrs. II. d. Wild, Bos
L. Il. Moore casH Mss S. r. Wild, Boston
Mrs. L. II. Moore
HAS BIG CROWD FROM NOME
The Pacific Coast steamship company's steamer
Senator left Nome at noon yesterday for Seattle
with l2l first class passengers. ia intermedist e
and 3os in the steerage, or 541 all told. This
carried. The senator will make one more triT
to Nome aud viii leave there October % for the
Nome October - for Seattle. The steamer
Queen. which sailed yesterday from Victoria fol
this port. has on board 525 passengers
BRITISH TRAMP RAMMED BY COASTER
The British steamer Taunton. which arrived
here September % from Antwerp. is at Moore 4
Scott's shiptsrd in Oakland creek undergoing ex
tensive repairs. While lying at Oakland LONG
wharf the other day the Taunton was rammeo
damaged. but at least four Of the Taunton
stern plates were smashed in. The tramp sus
taned other damage. all above the water line.
TAKES CREW OFF BAEDoE
The steamer J. b. Stetson which arrived yes
terday from Seattle. brought home six members
Of the crew Of the disabled steamer Bandon,
which is being lowed 10 this port from Bandon
BY the tug Hercules. The Bandon is waterloggcd
and steering very badly
The Stetson. in response TO signals, ran along
side the Bandon about 10 miles south OF Cape
SiendOeino and took of the six men. Life aboard
the Bandon was made almost unbearable owing
20 the fsct~that the galley was Hooded and II
was impossible 10 properly prepare food. The
men brought home by the Stetson say that they
suffered greatly from exposure and hunger Cap
tain Boniheld Of the Stetson reports that the
Bandon will probably not reach here until the
end Of the week.
NORWEGIAN SKIPPER FINED
Captain Holmes of the oil steamer Roseerans
which arrived yesterday from Nome. reports thai
the captain Of the Norwegian steamer Vare
wss arrested by revenue cutter officers and takeI
on the Bear to Nome. where he was fined 81 ,JOt
for illegally landing men at East cape.
FALLS INTO THE BAY
r. E. Sandrig who represents a Petalums
milling company. fell into the bay yesterda!
from Mission street wharf. lie was pulled out
by Henry Peterson and takeD TO the harbor nos
pifsl where he was put to bed while his clothes
were dried Ssndrig was under the influence Of
liouor when he fell into the water, but was
fairly sober bv the time be reached the hospital
STEAMSHIP COMPANY INCORPORATES
Articles of Incorporation of the Coronado com
papv and the Centralia company, formed 10 oper
ate on the Pacific coast vessels belonging 10 tho
Pollard steamship company were filed with the
county clerk The Coronado company is capita
lied st $4,000. all. of which has been paid 10y
tho following: Thomas ". Pollard, $4,000: Al
bert W. Pollard. $1,000; Waiter $; Pollard
81 O00: Slade shipping company. 5000; b. H
Madison company. SIS. 900; George y. Plummer &
Co. So 900; ". z. Frye, $1,000; L. H. Plerson
50 900.
The capital Of the Centralia company has beer
hxed at S4l $50 subscribed follows: Thomas
W. Pollard, s3l. $50; Albert W. Pollard, 81 250i
walter s. Pollard 81 $50: Clara J. Deming
s. 900; A. ]. Pollard, $3.50; Annie Pollard
SiTSo The corporations win handle both freight and
passenger traffic.
WATER FRONT NOTES
The Pacific Mail liner San Jose left Acapulco
Sepfember % for this port.
The Kosmos liner Anubis sailed September .
from Vancouver for this port TO finish loading
Hfor Hamburg.
According to sdvices received yesterday from
Nercastle y $ W. the crew of the schooner
Alnena returned on board before the vessel was
torred into the harbor.
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea amounted
To T63. 600 feet.
The Rlunts reef lightship No. S3 which broke
adrfft from it's moorings the other night, arrived
here Yesterday and will be returned TO its sta