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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-05
Notice to Mariners
OREGON


coqulIe Entrance-Coouilie river whistlins
buoF. -.coquiile" will be established about
Nav - 1909 in the position now occupied by
CoquiIle buoy, --coquiIe' 2 nrst class nun,
which win be discontinued same dats, - ,aoo
&C. 5. Charts 5s7l. $500. and 5052
l. H. 3. List Of Buoys etc. Pacific Coast.
IT r. & Coast Pilot. Pacific Coast. cslifOrnia.
oregon and Washington, 1903, pp. 80, lcc aud
V.onlns Bsv Eu,rspce-Outside bar whistiing
buoy. ~ PS replaced March %. having been
reported missing March is -
L. H. B. List or Buoys. etc. Pacific Coast.
COOS Bsy Entrance-Guano rock buoy. 0 c. r..
viii be remembered G. R about May =. ,o
H. H. B. y. 10 ". No. A, 1908. par. so54.l
G. & q. :. Chart 1854.
l. H. E. List OF Buoys. etc, Pacific Coast.
G. s Coast Pilot. Pacific Coast. California.
oregon and Washington. 1903. p; ll2
Coos Bay-Isghts established April /:
shown from red arm is feet above the wster.
attached 70 unpsinfed pile dolphin in 10 feet
Of water on the westerly side Of the shosl ex-
tending westerlr from liter rocks and easteFly
side OF main channel 70 Marshneid-
The approximate geographic position of the
light. taken from Coast and Geodefie survey
Chsrt No 1854. Is Latitude. north. - degrees
- minutes sn2 seconds: longitude, west. i24
degrees Ie minutes 80 seconds,
Pony Bend Light. - degrees 20 minutes true
~ 1915 W maE.l, 5-l6 miles.
Empire City Sawmill Ne corner 15s degrees
i2 minutes true tsE = mag.l. 5-l6 mile.
Life Saving Station. Boatbcuse. 22T degrees 81
minutes true SSN \ " msg-). 1915 miles.
On The date tffer rocks buoy. 8 spar
wsE permanently discontinued
Glasgow Whsrf-A fixed rod postisnfern light.
shown from white Is feet sbore water
aftaeiled nnpainted pile dolphin IN u feet
Gf Wafef. marking the Southweeferly exfrpnlttv
Of piling Of Glasgow wharf. northerly side Of
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ser trifuEsl se test. s-sec; nolssses sugar.
EteseE- refined. steady
Conee-Futures closed steady net : points
over u points higher sales were re
lorted u 2-uo0 bags, inciuding Nay. s-oc;
JnlF- $500 September s. l0c: October 5-Soc-
Spot-ouiei; Rio No. . SIC; Santos No 4,
Aild-Dull; Cordova ss. aI2ssc.
bgtter-Firu; creamery specials, 2sg29lsc;
thlrcs 10 extras. 22G2S1sc.
Cheese-Essr: unchanged.
sEgs-Firner; western storage packed, .
DRIED FRUITS
ETsporsted Apples nchsnged- Fancy, 81
fGslzc; choice. 7d7&se; prime 6a6lzc; CON
mon 70 fair 5G5zsc-
Prunes IL moderate fohblHg demand; new
.-rap California. p d12e: oregons, 81 al
Tor 40-50s 20 20-3o's
Apricots-Unchaneed; choice. I9G loi4c; ex
ira choice. lel- Gi0ssc. fAncF- 1lEi3c-
Besches-Somewbst unsettled owing 70 reports
rhst quotatisns are rot being fuily maints ined
on the coast- Choice. 6s6Lc; extra choice,
81 N6Asc; fancy. 56Si4c.
kaieins-Slufet- Loose muSestel. ; : a 1sci
choice 20 fancy seeded 4&dse: seedless, 50
GsEze; London layers, SI.2od 80.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
New York Cotton Market

z NEW YORK. May z-Hutton's wire ssrE.
he continuation o. the liquidation and the sell
inE ~ ring sra lp~rS started rhe market at lower
levels hur quite lot ~ cotton 20 be bought
.rogBd I0.S5c for July held prices in check. The
lnrerso- towns movement shows loss Of - 600
les. sEs INST only eo00 last year and 10 DG0 the
Tesr before - many people are playing for an
orhsr reaction thar smother such setback be
ooues daily less probs bic. especially when IN is
remembered that TIE mouth Of May is hard
month for hardy crop n endure. and this in
fsHt we have now 70 nurse is sickIy child a.
Tie best The weekly weather report was un-
Favorable ard Mississippi has the lowest TEN
rerarures ever experienced for May. Outside Of
rhis fbe msrket vas sluggish sud spots were IN
poor demand and hard 10 sell Old longs have
beer taking prcfrS.'
spot quiet. niddling uplands. 10. S5c. mid
ding gulf. illoc: $ les 800 bales
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one story frame building st Sw %
Ninth avenue aud street thence " 1875 20
point OF beginning. leo 81 " -: s.. 40
Fannie J. Black with o. A. Craemer-To srecr
two three story frame build ngs in " line ~
HYDE street 1876 of Washington. y 80 By "
112:6: S17.7O0.
Mary Torassa With q GianDiBE-To erect a
three story frame building IN line of Lsrkln
street. 31-6 y OF Green. sj-1 +, NSS g, $500
C. Fsviils with Swittareilo & Co--Au work
excepf rpantels gas fixtures cement basement
FOR three story frame building and two story
frame building in the lot in r line %
25xS0: $3.50.
Charles H. Bruns with Gustave Peterson-TO
erect a two story frame building in line -
Fair Oaks street fss y OF Twenty second. y 2iJ
by - III. S5.a5n
r. J. KENNEDY with Gilmore & JOhnson-fo
erect a two story frame building 10 W line %
Valencfs street. 225 y OF Nineteenth. \ > by
Io0. S41j0.
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7 10, 8 Ies- so baIet.
r0TToN TI-TTRES
Boston Wool MARKET

BOSTON. May 4-Inte-est 10 the local wool
market centers in the new clip. end bidding
~ iorsl dealers through buyers IN the west
directly win growers e very brisk It Is said
that 80 per cent of the unclipped WOOL west
~ the Mississippi has already been purchased
sud ~ least half in the esst has been secured.
Prices were very firm snd tending upward. Quo
Isfi0ns fsconred valuesi
reras-Fiue L months e0d 81: fine s 70
s months. 52G5sc me fall. 4SEz7c-
Calffornis-Sarrhern. IS a Soc middle country.
~s15oc- fsn free, 450 s5c; tsu, defective. 80
aS7c.
Ezstsrn-No- staple 62d6se: eastern cloth
iuE. s5d5Tc- valley No. J. 4sG5oe-
Terrir0rv-Fiue srsple. 6SQ65c- 6ue medium
cum clothing. seq Sc. half blood. s0665c:
-trse-s Ehths biood. 5Sd5sc: quarter blood. ~
45ac- Pulled wooi-EEtra. 65d70c; tine 4.
e0TSsc, A supers. 55G 5ec-
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sEArr1.E-Arrired Msy s-stmr s.. HeIens.

sEATTIE-Arrived May s-Stmr ST. Heicns.
from Tacoma
Sailed May 4-stm- No-thIand for KetehIkan.
Arrived May 4Stmr city Of seattle. from
Valdez: Ger stmr Erna. from Vancouver
OWNSEND-Passed in Nay 4->chr Spe-
kane. hence April 80. for Gamble.
Arrived May Bark Sea King. from Sslpa-
raise; sehr AeIrose. from Quay mas
Passed in May 4-Stmr Tiverton. hence May
1. for Ludlow.
SOUTH BEND-Arrived May 4-Stmr VII
lspa hence May
sEWaRD-Ssiled Nay 4-strnr Ohio. Tor seat
tie
wEsrPORT tCaLi-Saiied May 4-Stmr
Point Arena for san Francisco.
SOUTH BEND-Arrived May +-Bktn Jane
l.. Stanford. hence April 81
TACOMA-Sailed May 4--Stmr Nevadan, for
Arrived May EStmr Watson. from Seattle
Sailed May 4-Stmr Wellesley for Everett
PORT SAN LUIS-Arrived May Tug Her
SAN DIEGO-Arrived May 4-U stmr YORK
town from NIagdalena bay; stmr Chehalis- from
s EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK-Sailed May S-Stmr Colon, for
Colon.
MAGDALENA BAY-In port May 1t
stmr Yorktown
MoJI- Sailed May s-Br stmr Hazel Dollar.
MAzAfLAN-ssiIed Nay s-stmr Newport,
for San Francisco.
Sailed May 4EStmr Siberia for san Fran
cisco via Yokohama.
PANAMA-Sailed April 15-Br ship Butte
shire for Caleta CoIoss-
GLASGOW Sailed April 2f-Fr bark Niche
let. for Seattle MAY I-Fr bark AarecRal de
Castries. for Oregon.
BARROw-Arrived March 2e-Ger ship Aster.
from Oregon.
SANTA RosAIIA-sailed April 15-Br ship
Springbank. for Royal roads.
Arrived April 16-Fr stmr Amiral Duperree
In port April 1T-Br ship ThistIebsnk. Ger
ship Tsrpenbek. Ger bark Goldbrek- Br ship
ElIisland Ger bark Kurt.
GUAYAfAS-Arrived April i5-Fr stmr Amirai
Duperre hence April 8. and sailed for santa
RosaIia April I9-Br Stmr Georgia. from Van
eouver and sailed FOR MazafIan-
SYDNEY. y. :. W-=Arrived prior May -
Br stmr Agspanthns from Astoria
CARMANAH PoINT-Passed May 4-Br bark
Hawthornbank. from Terneuzen. for Puget
YTCToRIA-Arrived May 4-Br ship Puritan.
from Vancouver.
tie: Br stmr Lonsdale. for C0mox.
Arrived Nay 4-Br stmr Mariana. from Bris-
Sailed May 4Br ship Cissie FOR Vancouver.
CoLoN-Arrived Nay 2-Stmr Alliance. from
New York.
BREST-Saiied April 50-Fr bark Micheiet.
AScoN- Sailed May s-stmr Acapulco. for
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YORK-Arrived May 4-Stmr Mime
tonka. from London. for New York, stnr Pots
dam. from Rotterdam; stmr krooprinz Wilhelm.
from Bremen.
sailed Nav 4-Srmr Kaiser Wilhelm II. for
Bremen: st1nr Nieuw Amsterdam. for Rotterdam
IONDON-Arrived May 3-Stmr Minneapolis
from New York. May 4Stmr Coiuubian- from
Boston
LIVERPOOI.-Arrived May 4Stmr Lusitsnia.
from New York.
sUEzEArrived May s-Stmr CycIops. from
Taeoma via Yokohama etc.. FOR Liverpool.
MELBOURNE-Arriyed previous May +-Stmr
Henrik Ibsen. from San Francisco. via Sydney.
B0SToN-Arriyed May 4-Stmr Canopie, from
Genes.
Sailed May LStmr Ivernis for Liverpool
MOVIILE-Arrived May 4-Stmr Furuessia.
from New York, for GLASGOW and proceeded.
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CARRIES BIG CARGO
TO ORIENTAL PORTS
Former Chief Quarantine Officer
Among Passengers Bound
for Honolulu

MONG the passen-
gers who viii leave
today on the liner
Mongolia will be DR..
". c. Hobby. who.
for three years. has
been chief quarantine
officer at this port.
He is going to Homo
lulu to take charge
of the quarantine
station there. and
with his wife and
family viii make his
home at the island
port for probably
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
EHport. BY The EnterprI.e

Tie steamer Enterprise sailed sor Hiio on
Sunday vita cargo valued at s129. 762. and
including the following 20 bbis four $50
bales hay. 1856 lbs mill feed $500 lbs
nIiddlinSs. 2s54T lhs besns sa3 500 li,s bran
1919 els barley pa ctls corn so etIs osts
IQ3 cts wheat. 200 lbs oil cske meal 0o5
Jhs dried fruit. go lbs ralssns 700 fbs
dried 6sh. GO lbs snd i2s cs bread 51S3
lbs butter. 1881 lbs and rs cheese 1885
lbs snd l. meals. sac lbs Goldfish zoo
ms coffee. 3Tz lbs chieorF. 62i lbs chocolate
90 lbs tes. 1iz1 - canned goods s $50 lbs
lard. = - bbis and 8 kits salmon . 2,I
lbs sugar : gas lbs and , salt az6 rkrr
potstoes 37s pkes fresh fruits - pkes onions
J. I21 lbs garlic. ] So los fresh meat 3os Ib@
fresh nsh s531 gals and p rs vine 10 cs
WHISKY. l0f gals gin. p casks beer 5 -
brandy l35 pkgs dry goods y - boots and
shoes Is rolls lesfher. 80 pkgS ssddiery. -
rkEs arid 26 pkgs electrical gooas lSl4 alO
lhs fertilizer 10 pkgs machinery, ~ bdls
pipe no pkes paints. ~ kegs red and white
Lad 2<ef lbs tin 250 ekS and so bbls
Hue. 1000 hrs bricks. - pkrs builsing ma
ferisi 64s s2o MS coal g. coils rope 5I4O
SIS and I cs tobacco 70 pksS drugs IL pes
snd - bds steel and iron. 80 soan. IS
pkes wagon material. 900 - kerosene 20 rs
and hbls oils. balls. horses nuies
AGED vArrER DIES John Hunter wait
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Compsgnie Generate TransatIantiou,
DIRrcT LINE no HAvRE-PARTS.

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PAgIS.
Sailing every Tbursday. instead 81 Sa.u-d4y.
Az 10 A. m ffem pier -. NortA river. foot u
Mortca
Firsf class 10 Havre ST7.50 and upward. see-
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CA<-
ADA 10 state St. New York J. r. FCGAZI
Manager Pacific Coast $50 Mon ntSoenery ST. "a
Francisco Tickets sold By al railroad ticket
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Ea.tern LI.estock ,Iarkets


KANSAS CITY. Nay 4--Csttle- Receipts
soon Marker stescT 70 strong Native
Frrers. S5-25Ts-e0- ustire COWS ard heifers.
=. paTs25: srocksrS sad feeders S. 1905. 10:
htls- s. 90 5 so calves. S3-T5ds-5o: west
ern steers, $3.50 60; western cows, 81. ia
SO
Hog Receipts 1000. Market strong. Bulk
- sales. 50. G7-5o. besvy. s7.2o67-35: pack
srE snd butchers. s7.o0d7.a0. light S6.T5G tie;
pes. ts-soTe.50.
Sbeep-Receipts SOra Market strong. Nut
tons. S5-75d6.75: lambs. sT.00ds.T5: vetherS
snd reariings, S5.ooGs1-T5; ewes, $3.50 sz5.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. May 4.-Csttle-Receipts
800 Market steady Western steers. $3.50
if16.oo- Texas steers. 5000 5-2s- cors and
hsifers- 81 .0OGs.O csnuers S2.00as. -:
srockers and feeders. s5.0od5.s5. calves, 90 %
N6.f5. bulls and stsgs. s.. r5-5o-
Hogs- Receipts 1O.opo. Market So higher.
Hear. ST.05GI-50- mixed. 81. 900 7.05 light
S6-soaT-f5; pigs. S5-OoaS.5o, bulk OF sales,
s. e9E7.ls.
Sheep-Beceipts 300 Market iOc higher.
1esriiags. Ss.T5d T-s5. lambs. S7-J0ds.50.
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freight and passengers.
Steamer Sue III. E1more left today for Tilla-
nook with freight and passengers.
Oil tanker Asuncion left today for San Fran
cisco in ballast
Schooner MabIe Gale cleared at the custom
house today for San Francisco with cargo Of
$50 600 feet Of lumber loaded at knappton
The purchasers OF the British barks Peter Ire
dale and Gaiena. Ciatsop beach, now act
lively engaged in breaking them up for the pur
pose of shipping the steel to the rolling mill at
Portland
TACOMA May 4.-steamer Watson arrived to-
day from San Francisco, via ports.
Ship Joseph B. Thomas shifted to this port to-
day from Eagle harbor TO load lumber for New
York.
Hamburg and the west coast.
Steamer Governor is due tonight from San
Francisco
SAN PEDRO, May 4-Steamer George W.
Fenwick arrived from Mukilteo with 2,0op.0O0
feet Of lumber.
Steamer Hanalei cleared for San Francisco
with freight and passengers.
Steamer IaQua arrived from Eureka with
lumber
Steamer Stanley Dollar cleared for Redondo.
Army TRANSPORTS
The Logan sailed April is from Manila
The Crook is In port.
The Buford is in port.
The Sherman is in port.
The Warren is at Manila
The Fitzpatrick is at Manila.
The Sheridan is in port and wiz sail for
The Thomas sailed April IA from Honolulu
for Manila.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbor.
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ion Don. Msy 4-The wool auction sales
nE~red roisr with large attendance Of buyers
Including maur Americans. There srrong
demand for al selections offered CroSsbreds
hne sold ~ per cent and coarse al 5N7iz per
cent higher. Mediums sold 10 per cent and oc-
cssionsnv l. per cent over the last series The
American buyers paid fun prices for all suitable
grades sud their purchases for the dsr rum
heled so bales A few meriuos we're offered and
realised per cent over the previous sale Cape
~ Good Hope su6 Natal stock showed IN ad-
Tsnce II = per ceDr The total offerings today
werc j SO bales.
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New YORK MetaI Market

NEW YORK. May 4-The London TN market
>vrss higher today with spot quoted AZ fi30 e Sd
.zno futures f13I l0s. Locally the market
was quiet A. 2s T5S2S as.
Copper rss lower "a the London market.
rith SPOT quoted al f57 12s Cd and futures
~ rs = Sd. The lO~ai market was steady
snf unchanged with lake quoted a. I2.S7 = a
I3c- eisc-o,vffe - f2-5O4i 262i3c; casting
q 12.37-- o Z. SO.
Lead advanced Is 81 to fl3 IL Sd in the
LDndou market. Locally the market was quiet
snd unchanged AT 4.2od4-25c-
Speifer was unchanged ST f21 15s in Lon
con IRE local market quiet and Un-
changed ~ 5.02lz G5.o7 izc
Iros vas higher u the Londoo market. with
Cleveland warrants quoted At AS IOlzd. No
! foundry northern. SIeGIe.5o: No. 2. s15.75
1923: No 1 southern and No southern
soft. si5Ts @is.25.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

A W Psttiani ct al. 10 Cecil T. Walker. lot
at Sc corner Of Bush and LeaYenworth streets.
eS by 1915: $40.
Ida NcKmgley Cooper 10 Boston investment
company. lot az Sw corner Of Twenty fourth
avenue and Lake street. " ~ BY le0: $40
William NJ. Bunker to Boston Investment com
pany. interest in lots IN Lake street lying be
tween L line OF Twenty second avenue and "
line Of Twenty fourth avenue. and two other
Marshan A. Newell 70 sam H. Daniels lot in
\ line OF FIlbert street. $40 or DevisaderO.
Joseph oilino to Bernhard Getz lot in W line
OF Tweuty-t third ayenue. 1Sp Of Point LOoos.
y IS by " i2o; $40.
Fairview realty company 70 Wells Fargo Co.
lot in line OF Twenty seventh street. -. 06 "
OF Lincoln avenue. y al0.5S. " JOs.J4. 21o. =
49094. and two other pieces; $40
John Fl. Grady 70 Bridget J. Bowling. lot at "
corner Of FELTON, and Madison streets. NV e5 by
Sw %: $40.
American land and trust company TO George
&. Orr, lot in line Of thirty ninth avenue and
Ne OF Cliff y as s.. : 99.04. NV 3507: $40.
J. A. Cooper to Michael Cooper. LOT in line
of Broad avenue 445 Of Plymouth street, Z Is
Katherine Kross and wife 10 city and comfy
OF San Francisco lot in line OF san Bruno
BY f 100: $40.
John Thomas Kelly ct al. 10 Isabella Kelly lot
at Ne corner Of Sacramento street and Miles
place. ST :6 Of Powell, y 1915 By 80: $40
Francis Bridges and wife 10 j. I. summer
Vile. lots 16l and 16S Holiday map A; $40.
]. NJ. Manning 70 r. H. Danforth- lot IN "
line OF Maryland street. 100 Of Calaveras.
80 by " 100; 81.
stephen r Trip to Francis Bridges lot in 2
line OF Missouri street. 10 Of Twenty third.
- by 100 $40.
John n. Grady and wife 10 John ". Wise lot
I'm Ne line of Madison street 1Tj 81 q Silliman,
Sc p by NE 12O: $40.
Martin J. Troy TO Allen G. Searcy. lot in =
line 2f Twenty fifth avenue 100 Of Clement
street - BY 100; $40
Jerome AIilIard al 20 Sylvester VI MI
lard. lot in line Of Iwenty-seventh street, IS
f of Noe &c by 5 50; gift.
James T. sullivan to Joseph NcGinty. lot in s
line OF Jersey street. 265 Of Castro. % by
: Ii4 $40.
Bothin real estate company 10 Harry and Leo
Block lot in Ne line Of Second street. IS NV
of Nstona NV 50 Ne %. Sc -. SW 20. NV
% SW ~: $40.
Harry Block et al to the Bothin real estate
company lot in W line OF vslenciS street 40 s
Of Fifteenth. s 80 By " 1916; $40.
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Camping Lots

In the city limits OF San Nateo at pub
lie auction next SUNDAY, May g. Free
excursion. Profit and pleasure trip
Geo. L. DeaIey & Co. auctiOnesrs. 129
Sutter street
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RuiIdine Contract.

Joseph d. Grant with Jones construction com
pany-Ereetfon and rivefing OF steel frame for
an eight story and basement class A hotel bnild-
ing at Ne corner of Gearv and Mason streets
Z s2:1 by $50. for s6.aj per ton for each ton
of steel erected
Johanna Kennedy ct al with Edward Brad
shaw-To erect two story and basement franz
building in S line OF Seventeenth street 80 z OF
Diamond f 25 By 20: Sc. 224
F. A. Coliey with Frederic III. Barnes-An
work for a one story and basement brick build
ing in E line of Valencia street. 40 s OF Twenty
third s 30 by f 125: sT,T79.
Ralph Stockman with Elmer Carisou-To erect
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Naval Stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH Ga. May 4.-spirits turpentine,
hrm. SGc: sales. s07; receipts Oil; Shipments
46I
Rosin drm- sales els: receipts $3.50: ship
ments. l.4i3. stock. 103.5TS Quotations: B.
. z2l.; d. S3-sTls: z. 81. 20: r. s.. 50: q.
81 %; r. sos: T. - p: X $4 IS; NJ 81 90:
y. s. 30: We. s.: wv 8 30.
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco May 4, 1909.
RAINFALL DATA
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~. IouIs Wool Narket
London NooI saIc.

ST. LOUIS May wool frn: territory
~rd western mediums. l9125c; fne mediums,
-Sa21isc; fne. 12d17c.
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the next three years. Doctor Hobdys
administration here has been without
friction and he leaves behind a large
army Of friends
The last year Of Doctor Hobdy's ad-
mlnistration was particularly arduous
as In addition TO his duties as quaran-
tine ofncer he was made responsible
Tor the work OF fuTnigating foreign
coastwise and bay shipping What
Doctor Blue did for the city Doctor
HOBBY did for the floating property of
the port He administered his sulphur
smoke in sllopathic but even doses and
performed his unpleasant task with
sCch infinite tact that he made friends
with the ship owners. whose property
the sulphur fumes were DESTROYING
another passenger on the liner will
pe sam Parker Of Honolulu, who has
Just returned from Cuba. where he
went 10 look at some tobacco land on
Wnlch q syndicate in which he was in
terested held an option. When he saw
the land he concluded that he could
make better use OF his money in the
territory OF Hawaii.
The liner. which is carrying a fun
complement Of passengers and large
cargo. VIII leave the Pacific Mail wharf
at l O'Clock.
Peru Here From Panama
The Pacific Mail liner Peru. Captain
Mchinnon. arrived early yesterday y
morning from Panama and way ports
with SO passengers and 2,1SI tons of
The liner also brought from Point
Tosca SO members of the crew of the
wrecked steamer Indiana. The Peru's
pa gers included
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Memoranda

Per stmr GIaeIer-Captsin reports that
{ s cruiser Maryland is due 10 srrive tonight
from Magdalens bay.
Ger ship Aster from Oregon. which arrived al
Barrow March 26 reports received state vessel
had met with severe weather voyage was
discharging part cargo IN damaged condition:
some 5000 barrels Of flour and 50 bags whest
had been discharged more or less damaged By
sea water.
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u. $. Branch Hydroxrnphic ,
TO ARRIVE

q -
4 srapch OF fhe United States hydrograpbic
office located at the Merchants Exchange il
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit or
mariners without regard 70 nationality and free
of expense SavEgators are cordially Invited to
visit the Office where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world ara KEEP. at
latest information csD slwsys be obtained re
sardfng lights dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
j. g. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, u. s. NJ In charge.
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ACID wATTER DIS JOIN Hunter wait
er seed - dropped dead ID Mission street near
Tourfh yesterdsy TnornlnE from heart disease.
Eanter was homeless.
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E

Three large cons. gnmerts of g. horses and
uares-calnp. express peddiiug-and grocery
wagons. buggies OF al kinds Don't miss THIS
sale Thursday. MAY 8. II T. az DCBOCE
STABLES. 305-2O9 Valencia 81. Phone Park 2723-
WM. CLOUGH. Aucti0neer-
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1909-05-19
The New Fish Law.

William Z Meehan, Pennsylvania
state fish commissioner, defines the Penn
sylvsnis fish laws for 1909, the bill that
Governor Stuart recently signed, as fol-
lows: Open seasons are:
Trout, April 10 to July 81, inclusive;
black bass, June Is TO November 30, in
elusive; other game fish, June 10 to De-
cember 81, inclusive.
Size OF fish which may be taken: Trout,
six inches; bass, eight inches; muscal-
longe, "a inches; wsll-eyed pike, striped
bass and pickerel, IL inches; rock bass,
white bass, yellow perch, calico bass, six
inches; measurement of fish to be taken
from tip of nose to tip of TAIL.
Number of fish to be taken each day:
Trout, 40; black bass, u; muscallonge, A;
other game fish, q of each. Game fish
same as the act OF 1901, with the exception
of the sunfish, which has been stricken
of the game list.
The devices allowed by the new bill are
as follows: Number of rods in a stream
inhabited by trout, one; number of rods
in strea II u%ninhabited by trout, unlimIt-
ed. Number of hooks, three. A burr
hook, or three-pronged hook. is a single
hook. A hook with three prongs or burr
hook for suckers is permitted. Gigging
for carp, suckers, mullets Inc eels is per-
miIted in streams containing no trout
during the months of September and
October. Fike nets and dip nots for carp,
suckers, mullets and eels have a closed
season for the month of June. No device
except specifically mentioned is to be
used. For game fish, rod and line ex-
clusively. Eight tip-ups allowed for
pickerel and yellow perch. For minnows
any device is allowed except dynamite
and poison. For carp, suckers, mullets
and cells, dip nets, fyke nets and an I'M
limited number of outlines with an ag-
gregate of not more than 100 hooks or
less than four hooks to each line. A seine
is allowed for shad. Fish baskets are
allowed for cells in streams not inhabited
by trout. The same restriction applies
to outlines.
The new act says that owners of land
along streams stocked by the state shall
not nave the authority 10 forbid angling,
but the fishermen sc offending shall be
liable for any and all damage.