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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
0iehmGrftc.

GbilaOelpbio, 26. Sept. -
3uiubren iiir Die @ode: Minouieb
1917, Sduie unO 2Gmmcr 10,466,
Stmcine 3400 mo aGlber 1887.
N%inopieb. itetie; ourhihnittlid, be
ties 6.S7H bis 100; Gbpicc $50 bis
G.75; gltieS G.25; mittleres 900 bis
80; oroinGres 40; 9uaen $50 bis
1.JC.
aiibc, Nadiroge leitt; fcttc &iibc
3 bis $40: magere 100 bis $50;
Mil6fiibe $40 bis $50, oroinGre bis
G6oice.
adlber, felt; bette 800 bis $50;
quite bis Gbpice s bis $50; mittlcre
Z bis $50; orbinare 3 bis 6; meitlidc
4 beis 6.75.
Sdaie, flau; 2dmer itetig; Sdoia,
ipetbers ertra 5 bis 5.25; Gboice 4.75
bis 800; quite $50 bis AIS; mittlere
4 bis 4.50; oroinGre' 1.50 bis 2.5O.
Sd)peite, fe't; meltlide ie nod
@roBe unb GunlitGt, 11.75 bis 1900.
Sieiiges 5ugeriftetes Sleiih, itetig;
Stiere ~ bis 101a; grasgeiiitert S34
bis 9Ea; Seras 7 bis 8; aiibe 6 bis
7;adlber II bis 13; ertra ID; melt
lihe s bis 10; aui Dem 2onoe Suae.
riftet 10 bis 1872; Sdafe 8 bis 8;
ertra metbers 10; Hdmmer fl bis 49,;
crtra ID; Sdfueine 1919.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
GrpluIiuu in Hnlpermiible.

Yeorio, Su., 26. September.
Tie Vudcpc.G lllperiubrif ingomaroS
Stotion, 5m0lf Wcilen weitlid Don
bier. lit geitern Nofmittog mnigcilos
gen. Gin Wom lit get0otet mo
mcbrcrc anoere iino idmer perleBt
luorDcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Sta0t Baltimore.

Bon einen merna d.
Barn beitobleu - Nuf Teran'
%loliung bon Soiepb 0ont bon Gro
man. 9(peniic, nobe Veluir.Hoab, mnr.
Den geitern sbeno SnmeS Is. Sorboe.
80 otre alt, unb Sans Youlion, 81
Sabre oft, burd) Den YoliSiiten 6ree-
bp perbaitet uno in Der norooitlider
Eolieiitotion eingelieiert. Cant be.
ballptet, bon oen beiSen WGnnern,
meld,e ieine 3immernobborn iino,
nm $40 uno cine goloenc llbr inn
@ertbe bon $50 beItoblen lporoen 5lt
iein.
Bon einem auto umge'
SRI. Soo EoIlanb, 81
obre aft, BON Nr. Oil. Stirling.S q IT,,
miirOe geitern Mbeno, w1brenb iie nit
ibrer Shmeiter, 8rau Nellie 8ibbo,
nep, Den Vroaolpo, nobe @op.S traBc,
ilberI6ritt, BON Dem Mutomobil oeS
Serrn George @ebelein bon gar. 1913.
Noro.Gbciter StroBe, umgernnnt. Sr.
8e6elein bratte Die Game mad Dem
st. Soiepbs. Soipital," no cine I'm.
teriuhung ergab, OaB iie nur Snut.
idiiriun9en oapon ~getrogen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27

Tr. 1860. WeffsSairnionntsslbenu sipifheR
Catherine nnb Sb!pIens etraBe: feline Gage fit
taft iraeno elm 8efHdft; rielie gfadbnrfhaft.
gleffriife. fnbre big ANN Gnbpunit unb aebe
Gin Sdnferaepierf nsrbIid. Cine Der feinIten
pagen fir eiuen 2nhen. Ydffenoe BeoirguL ,en
fir ben aimfer. HdbereS bel Ealter <. Wet.
ttal oosr bei'ni ~siaenten an Ort uno SieQe.
(Sepifo)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Sas Wettfabrt. Iic6er.

Ybilubclpbio, go, 26. Sept.
tbs crlie Nutonlobil III Der trans.
coutiuentoleu Nelois. @ettinbrt nod
Seattle, @aib., lit aeItcru I'M 1870
MittngS Don bier obgcgonaen. Ios'
ic!bc iibcrbrin9t cine 9otidait bcs
%%'rGiioenten Soit an Den FrGiioenten
Ger AluSfo.O ufpn. N%usIteQung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Sdricb Srubbrief am warmer.

Sfom begun, We., 26. sept
Jipbcrt 2cnboa Snop, Witglieo Ell
lter bod mgcicbenen Camille bobier,
lit mcgcn G%rprcilung ulter Anfloge
NcItcat morGcn. Snolp jolt Irob-
lrieie al woblbobenOc Sormer &C.
i%d,ricben nnb @elo geiorocrt boben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
$1,000


Siintsia Collars gndr, Heft mad BeIiebcn
iibdioch &dufer al Der Yotoniac. Gtrabe, ami.
f6en Sairmouutsslpenuc unb SdbetiesStrabe;
enibaItem ale inooernen Ginri&tuneen: emciE
iirie yaasipanns Ino gnsedfe. :aan.
Observation-Disclosures. annal. 9lnfhInb. Gle miiffen
eefeben,. nm gcfpiir6igt 81 iueroen. Meent am
VInte idali6 ilo Sonnfag. Wian nebme Guir'
ulount. sfDerue GIertrif6e.
Yreis Der 6dnfer 3ebrbunoert nnb tiinf5ia
Dollars ($1050). Gebr ~niebrieer Gruno5ins.
gu ~eriraaen BEL
Matter e. Eehptaf, Grbauer.
(2ihriI1 .1&S--) Mui Ylate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Germiidte telegrapbiid)e 9epciden.


Sn Utica, N..D., lit Die oortigc
@rouerei. u,o anniteis. anlage pol.
lidnoig nieocrgcbrannt. Ter Sd)a-
bcn bctrGet $4,000.
Sn Utica, N..O., lit Der bier
5cbniGbrisc Milrrp WcGannon bei'n!
@oQipiel bon eilem alttonlobil ilber-
i1brcn moroen lulO fur5 Oarnlf lei
lien Terletungcn erlegen.
- @iuiam u. 8eeb, 33 Sabre oft,
Got iid) in 9iugbnmpton, N..D., ct.
ihoiicn; er mar MitolieO Der 5irmo
Gburlcs u. Neeo & So. boielbIt.
- Ger Gontroft iiir Die grballuug
ssgunoeSgcbGilocs IN New.S Orleans,
Ca, lit pom Shobamts . Ieparte.
ment Der @ells brothers So. IN New-
Dprf ouf ibr Nngebot Don $4,000
5igcidlagen woroen.
). Sbinoel arouie bon 2ebo.
non, go, elm berporragenber Saul.
mann uno N%otionol- YrGiibent ocs
Sroens Sons OF america," lit elmer
S6uBmunoe crlcgen, Die ourd) eineI
iingliidlihcn 3uiua erlitten babe.
- CT. George Is. SarIon, Der her.
pcrragenbc augcn.S pe5ialiIt in Ebi.
lobelpbio, lit onielbit int Soipital berl
&erlebungen erlegen, Die er iid bel
eircm Stur5 pom ieinem Yieroe I'M
Soirmount.Earf jugcjogen bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Uorman.Wnenue.
csA. setnnb nab tss4en.
m MAJ Npeff.eSnfflmaVe.WAvs

23O0 sled observation-disclosures.
@ertdumen Gle ni6t. 6is:e ieimen Sipeiif6dI.
Gen. Sduler Sn befdtigen.. niebern in ie6er
ctnRdbf; NIT gbsngsionaIs1 Drainage berfe6en
RiIafterteI GtraBe beIegeh; nie6rige Nnnefs
clten; aOftenpreis ber Sdufer 4f2bO: OrtruSs
jins $50 pro SAbr. @snben Gle 10 an
(4gai24 .1kG5) % OH sIS oxeae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
0ur5e aabelbepejher

90 " " Z
Die c5edii6e llnioeriitdt IN Yrag
Fat Erof. Sbeooore u. Mifaros pon
Sarparo Die Miiroe zines e%brenOof.
tors uerlicbcn.
- Nui Dem Gunoro Iompier
"Wauretania" ba6en 5. Gorbes Ro'
hertion, Gertrude elliott uno Slgo
Wetberiole paiiage nah Zen. Dorf
belegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27

Hdiie sur 3ciic ms Mmslanb be.
iurst g. Saline, Wr. 413, Cf.YaIti.
moreitrahe, mabe GMitom !Somie Mpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
5u p~eryauiem

Sene neuen, nniobernen. sfpeif5dieen sdnfcr
an Qedbertonsahe. nahe Gritte Cir. SiabIanos
tufpn. nue reaueylIi Gfeiten. GcurfD=s tel,erT;
s3reiS $780, 90. Man uebme Sparrotps VoInt
uun N~dirmount.slne. gfeftrifdhe. Gaheres bet
uDattey z. xpehphGl on Drt nab Gtene.
YanpIdte 100 SUB tief. (sepff--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Che man amberstuo fault,

i~nfpi8ire man icue neMen aiueit5disen, iein
s su.9d.a We.u Sduns' ua n s asamt,sa staase csse1
9lud g9eftsgdItimpres Strube), ci1aillirte gaDes
ranne nno giS9iBe; aaaal Drainage; ntebriae
nit 8dbeIn uliS9elegi; Maes entbaiteno, mas
SI einem mooerncn Sdus 9eb1rt. Greis oer
edufer eIfbutoert Dollars ($ii00. 00) ieoes;
Rbr ~iieoriger @runbSiie. &ebingungen ben
adljerm aIi8enebT gemadi.
Winn nebile ,pei.Iid ecben6s SnbsStr. 9Iefs
trif1e. itei9e an terminus ub nno gebe ein
Nluiergebicrt nproIid. yilberes hnrt 21aitcr
=. ypcitpbai, Y1uunterHebmer an Ert nno
Stenc. (Septl-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27

Safe .fhr'S MaSlanb tstsrst Q. slatps. 4f3
Ch'Hahtmsye'etr, Hate 0nhem Qswis'Ave.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27

Sm Batroliuagen geItora
BEN. - Ger 40 Sabre ulte Wiuiam
McGomus bon Nr. 403, 6orreit.S Str,
erIitt om Samitng gbeno eeeerl If
llbr al Der Ode bon Com. uno 1or.
reit.S troBe einen 9lutitur5, an Del
len Solgen er allf Der Subrt nod Dem
ct. Soiepbs-Soipitnl i'm Yntrolma.
gen oes noroGltliten GiitriftS itarb.
Nus einem Srrenapl
prnngen Sie County,
Yoli5ei griif geitern on S'Sonnea-
uno IS. StraBe einen S~rriinnigen
ultf, lueld,er anid)einenb Charles
Sinsmore beiBt uno aus Dem Bur
lington.9 .Soipital fir Srrlin-
nige entiprang. Ger Monn muroe
mad Dem SobnS SopfinSsS oipital ge.
brad)t, no ieine Nuinabme ieood Der.
meigert miiroe. gs blieb Damn nid)tS
gnoeres ilbrig, uls Den Siren in cine
'3eue Der Canton Yoli5eiitation sli
Iteden, bis er nud) Dem g%enannten
S%rrenoipl 5nriifgebraht meroen
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27

5n %berfauien.

$165-Glesantes 4uiuric & Sages
Eiaminp; in sutem 3nfans; leitet quite
Etsnfte. Bargniu.
Stieff-9 Noro-2ibertp. StraBc.
(oGQ-7hl ar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
0rei idlDmc biQiae Tarucn.

SauS nit Rernnea uno 6 3inlmerit urb alien
n6fbiaen s9irtbtcbnftsgebduben. anes ppaftdnbta
ueu, init 12- Elder Qato, hireft an gabniiatioH.
fir $1,000. Neriier .Sarm bon 80 stder init Sc.
bduoen Az 5000. uno 40 gder init aItem Saus
fir $500. 2sidjte 8eotnsMngen. 6eru1ann
WaheMtusp, 3immer 723-727. @aitbcr Bulb
ina. Nr. iii, Hprb.Gbarlesse trahe.
Sept1,td.I.,@) - .,.
$275-NSiliam &nabe e So. Eia.
niRs; eeiel nab re6r. Siais.
Stieff-9 Horo-2ibertp- StraBc.
(269-75)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27
Werlan8t Srnnen nnb N6bden.


9crlangt:
Gin Wtdoten 3ur Scaufithtleulg eiHes 6
Sabre alien &lrtoes uHo LII. rb ailgenleitt
Iliiblid jill MAIDEN: eineo, oGS fliden mo lippIer
taurL piro oorae5u9en. Nurh6t'raeen III III.
2iUS, Gmtalu.Y iace. am 0ioridg ulio Sienita9.
3miiden II uno 3 ilbr. (2lu)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-27

StO0-Nabagonp SaTenboff Eiani-
no; ~seidnisteS 8etduie; Ga~btnet.Saesn.
nnb seiel.
Stieif-9 Noro.2ibertp Strabe.
(269-75)
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
BuiIdinu Coutrarts

y. koerber with ]. P. :. JohnSon-C1ucrete.
carpenter, MILL stair. glazing. thinning roofing.
hardware. plsstertng and shades Ter TWO story
and basement brick building in s line OF Ash
afsaas ai:s: S. sBo. " OF LAsunA street % 's ="
The San Francisco grocsrs' exchange realty
owsley aud Otis elevator company-TO erect a
two story and basement brick building at nv
corner OF Franklin 81. and Hickory avenue. 80
Maurice Dunard with F. O. Nelson-Au work
except gas fixtures. electric wiring for i've room
and basement frame building IN ( line OF EIev-
enth avenue. 15o OF L street. . By 120;
Byron J. Hooper to william y Mercier. same
Max L. shirpser ct al with ]. J. Mitrovich-
windows in lincoln realty building. SOS Market
Mrs. Nora Lynch With R. Fahy and Condor &
Brand-fo erect three stery and basement
frame building in y line OF Silver avenue. 325 E
Of Third street. Z . By y 70. So $50.
Charles Martin company with W B Co1ey-
Of Larkin street. eT:S OF O'Farrell. 5 40 By E
81 -; 81 $50.
MaIvena Gallatin with Masow & MorrIso4i-AlI
ing and elevators for Eve story building In ) line
OF Suffer street. IS " OF Grant avenue. " -
by 70; S16.9S4
George T. Marye with william 5. snook & Son
-~Piumhing and gas fitting for two story and
basement brick buildtDg az " corner Of Market
street and Marshall square. SW 30. NV 100 SV
70. NV loo, NE T5, Sc zoo; SI,640.
Mary S. Sullivan with Karl NJ. Nielsen-An
work for a two story and basement concrete
briek steel and wood building at SW corner of
Bush street and Trinity place. " 50-1014 BY )
City OF Paris dry goods company With Levi
woodworking cOuPany-Mcdelng. composition
papier mache work for show windows and put
building at Sc corner OF Stockton and Geary
streets; S1,3S5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07

port early this morning TO complete loading for
the orient.
steamer Fairhsven arrived this evening from
San Francisco.
steamer santa Clara arrived from Alaska.
British steamer Bellerophon srrived from Seat
tie and will finish loading for the orient.
SAN PEDRO May e.-Torpedo boat Davis
cleared today for san Francisco.
Arrived-Steanler Fair Oaks. from Aberdeen.
lumber; steamer President. from San Diego:
steamer Doris. from Grays Harbor. lumber;
steamer CIaremont Grays Hsrbor. lumber.
CIesred-Steauer President. FOR Seattle via
san Francisco; steamer George W Elder. for
Portlsnd via san Francisco. passengers steamer
Norwood for t5rays Haroor: steamer Alcatraz,
for Greenwood; steamer Francis H Leggett, for
Eureka
ASTORIA May 6.-Steamer ShOshone cleared
at the custom house last evening for San Fran
cisco with 1920 railway ties. loaded at 81
Heieas-
Lighthouse tender Columbne left this morn
in southeastern Alaska. but viii stop az Seattle
70 III its coal bunkers. l. viii be accompanied
by Major MeIndOe. the inspector. who has never
visited that portion Of the district -
morning from California with oil for the Asso-
ciaIed oil company.
steamer Breakwater left this morning Tor
Coos bay with freight and passengers
cargo Of lumber for San, Francisco, went 70 sea
this morning.
SEATTLE. May e.-stesmer jim Butler
GefHsa steamer Erna departed for the west
coast via Victoria.
steamer Pennsylvania arrived from Quarter
master harbor. where IL has been in drydock
British steamer Gyuerie arrived from Tacoma
to finish loading for the orient
German steamer Sakkarah arrived from Ia
coma and after completing general cargo for
west coast departed fer San Francisco
Steamer Watson shifted TO Everett.
Steamer St Helens shifted TO Tacoma
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
ssssSS% sSS

following were the principal shipments: S99
bbls flour 2.0l4 lbs beans. 1888 ctls barley.
5S92 lbs bran 16 ctIs corn las bales hay Is. .o64
lbs middlings. 2,020 lbs rice. 2I,7i2 lbs sugar.
23T5 lbs salt. 55s canned goods, L. POS lbs
butter . T4S lbs cheese. II eggs. 5,355 lbs
lard I0991 lbs meals. 416 lbs coffee 30 bbls, Il
cs and tierces salmon 1880 lbs dried fruit,
3sJ lbs and G bxs raisins, 1.219 pkgs potatoes.
$50 pkgs fresh fruits. % pkgs vegetables, 265
lbs garlic 3 1873 lbs fresh meat. 3.Ie4 lbs
dressed poultry 299 lbs tea. 1850 lbs Goldfish.
iiO es baking powder. 671 lbs and bread,
6.521 gals wine - grape juice ) liquors,
so cs champagne. go pkgs beer. 81 gals and cs
alcohol. 1 automobiles and II es parts. 141 coils
rope 20 pkgs electrical goods. 1 .153 pcs and II
bdls steel aud iron. 81 pkgs machinery. Sc boiler
tubes 26s pes and II bdls pipe. 223,9 $40 lbs pig
From 1155 lbs tin % es and IS bbls oils, 197
pkgs paints 321 kegs red and white lead. $50
cs boots and shoes. rolls leather. ~ pkgs sad
dlery 135 pkgs acid. 2zs pkgs dry goods, 80 cs
hats 334. COO lbs fertilizer 25 cs and am
munition. 51.3J4 lbs bone black, 3,23s lbs to-
baeco 81 cs cigars and cigarettes. Is pkgs wagon
material 70 pkgs sewing machines. 1872 pkgs
drugs 100 bdls shingles go bdls shocks, 131
pkgs tank material, IL mules. horses.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest 10 Mariners
of the Pacific

PORTLAND. sfsy e.--Anticipating rush in
fre passenger trade 70 T'uset sou4d this summer
for the Alaska Yukon exposition IL is persistent
u rumored in shipping circles that the steamship
Roanoke of the Northern Pacific steamship line
vfIl BE- Transferred 70 Sesfsle instead Of Pert
land Is the northern terminus Of rbe run
Captain r 3 Ames and Inspector G. O. Vel
don arrived fro1s an Inspection trip TO Coos
baT this morning.
With 81 passengers and full cargo of
freight rhe steamer Alliance Captain Parsons.
srrircd this morning from Coos bay points In
rIn6es in the cargo is = carload Of doors con-
signed 10 chicago parties the first shipment
from Coos hay 70 BE- routed over the North Banx
railway. II is claimed there viii Be Saving
~ Eve DAYS bF the new routing
on steamer ". s. Porter arrived this morning
fson san Frsnrisco with feel OIL
TACOMA Nar c-Kosmos liner Sskkarsh
rhiffed n Seattle this morn lng 70 complete
mrro Tor fhe west coast and Hamburg.
Rrftish steamer Gymerie shifted to the same
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
Northwestern Pacific R. R. Co.
SOUTHERN DIVISION. JAN. Is, 1909
VIA SAUSALITO

SOUTHERN DIVISION. JAN. Is, 1909
VIA SAUSALITO
For Sausalito, Will Valley. san Ra-
faeI-Daily except Sunday-Every 40 minutes
from s 40 a. m. until 10 a N; hourly until 1
D. m. then 4:40 and every 40 minutes until Gao
On Sundays every 40 minutes from $40 a. n
to SEQ D. m. then 9:45 and II N
For Fairfax-Week days-6:4O. TO 500.
II. .oo a m. $500 p m saturdays onlyl, 400.
sundays-s:oO. 9:2o. 1000. 10:4o. 1870 a. n
II m, 1870. 1:20. 200. 2:40. $50, 400. 4:4o
For San ouentin-DaiIy-s:0o a. m and goo
500 a. m. daily for Cazadsro and way stations.
800 p. m Saturday only fo- Cazadero aud war
VIA TIBURON
For Tfburou, Belvedere and san Ra-
faeI-7.35 -9;i0. 11:00 a. m; ts12:3c p n
SATURDAYS only $3.50. $40. $3.50 D. m. dail-
ON sunday additional trips at SEQ a m. Il 80
and $50 p. m, for San Rafael and intermediate
T:s5 a. M daily for Fetaluma. santa Rosa.
Healdsburg. Cloverdzle. Ukiah. Willis. Sher-
wood. Sebastopoi and way stations
7.35 a. m daily. except sunday for Glen
Ellen. GuerneviIIe. River Landing and way sta
tons
500 a. m Sunday only-Petaluma. Santa Ross.
Heaidsburg. CloverdaIe. Glen Ellen. Guernevills.
II 90 a. m Tor Petaluma, Santa Rosa and way
stations.
$50 p N. daily for Petaluma, Santa Rosa.
Healdsburg ClOverdale. Ukiab. eusrneTIlIe. Sc
$40 D. m daily for Petaiuma. Santa Rosa
Glen Ellen and way stations.
sTo Tiburon only.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
Ticket Offices. north end Ferry Building and
STA Market street. Flood building
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
RENTAL CHARGES
TO Be INCREASED
Commissioners Plan TO Add
$4,000 a Month to Water
Front Income

He b arb or COM
Inissioners decided
yesterday TO request
state Treasurer ".
r. Williams 10 sell
500 more s e aw all
bonds in order that
work Of improving
the water fro n {
might be carried on
without delay. These
bonds of $1,000 each
are part Of the
$4,000, 900 appropri-
ated for the con-
struction OF new
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07

SUES ATTORNEY FOR AccoUETIEG-The
American law book company, which is suing
Sanford Feigenbagm. attorney. for an account
ing. 6ied amended complaint yesterday Fef-
genbaum was retained 10 bring suits for the
collection Of sums due the company. and it is
claimed that about 81 500 advanced 70 the
lawyer for expenses The company asks the
court to ascertain how much is due il from Fei-
genbsum and 20 give Judgment for that sum-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
U. 5. Branch Hydrographie Once

A branch Of the United States hydrogrsphic
office. located az the Merchants Exchange, Is
maintained in San Francisco for the beneit OF
mariners. without regard 70 nationality and free
Of expense NaFigators are 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-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07

sold 10 Captain J. H. Hinder OF San Francisco;
tern private.
Fer stmr Bandon. at san Francisco Nay
fro 4 Coos bay-Hsd heavy northwest wind and
sea. from Cape Blauco 10 Point Arena; dense
fcK and light variable winds 10 port Saw
f'sur masted bark anchored on Duxoury.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-07
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports by the aueen

The steamer Queen sailed for Victoria q,
Tuesday with cargo consigned to various British
American cities valued az s23 9i9 and Including
the following:
25o.s5o lbs dried fruit s55o5 lbs raisins lis
pkgs vegetables. 20 pkgs fresh fruits q pkrs
potatoes. l,6oo lbs spices. a943 lbs beans o23
SKIS nuts, 256 lbs chocolate. 6i4 lbs chsese aa5
es meals, Ill bbls asphalt, II drums acid 25 cs
fuse. y eyls gas. 1000 It hardwood. s rolls
leather, 16 pkgs machinery. II cs and 5 bbls oils
~ bdls wire. IS pkgs painfs. 400 rolls and IL
es roofing material. 43 pkgs stone f2 bales
twine, pkgs windmill
Crude OIL for Honolulu
The tank steamer Rnsecrans cleared fer
Honolulu via Monterey yesterday The steamer
goes 10 Monterey TO load $1,000 barrels OF crude
oil in bulk, valued at S27 800.
The Hflonians Cargo
The steamer Hiouian sailed for Honolulu on
"Wednesday with cargo valued at SIG5,4I9 The
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Average snow on ground - Inches.
The following maximum and minimum tem-
perstures are reported from eastern stations for
previous day: Chicago. $500: New York. 1854;
Omaha, g ~.
The pressure has fallen steadily OYER the Pa
cifc slope and conditions are more favorable for
rain east Of the Serras. The winds
liable in California and afternoon tempera lures
in the great valley range from So to 90 degrees.
Fog prevails along the coast and strong north
west winds are blowing north Of Cape Meudo-
elmo. The relative humidity at Red Bluff was
% per cent and at Fresno II per cent.
Forecast for the % hours ending midnight.
May g. 1900:
san Francisco and vieinity-Fair Friday. with
fog in the morning and in the afternoon light
south wind. changing TO brisk west.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Friday; light north
Sacramento valley-Fair Friday: continued
warm; light north wind.
San Joaquin valley--Fair Friday. continued
warm; light north wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-CIoudy Friday;
light north wind, changing 10 south.
A. q. McADIE. District forecaster.
Army Transports
The Logan sailed Mag from Honolulu for
this port.
The Crook is in port
The Buford Is in port
The Sherman is in port.
The Warren is at Manila.
The Fitzpatrick is az Manila
The The Sheridan sailed May for Mania
PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE Ft. Date Remarks
is feet at mean low
Grays Harj IS May water IN channel as
far as HoquiaIn- Same
depth TO Aberdeen.
Depth at mean low
Wllapa 81 q Apr water in channel TO
Raymond Is feet.
Colum K,2i lteb. 10 .....,-..............
Nehalni & 9 Apr. 3lChannel 500 feet south
OF buoy.
Depth Of S feet at low
Iilimk 3. iApr- 50j water In channel 10
Garibald
Ysquina B ls Mar. u Channel not shifting
lChannel gone 70 north
sluslaw si=lApr- 70 End OF Jetty and
beacon on high bank
mark channel now.
Umpqua R IL May 1lChannel in good condi-
tion.
IL feet at low water to
Coos Bay IL May 4 North Bend; II feet
AZ low water to
MarshheId.
Two buoys gone Chan
Coquille x Mar 20 mel In middle be
tween the Jetties.
o opportunity for
Rogue XIV --.-- ----.-. soundiugs lately; be-
fore rise there was
feet bar.
At pres ent channel
hAamth r APT trends to the south
- west
10 feet In south chan
Hmbldt b Is May II nel at low water:
north channel crooked
and difficult.
Pedro b 20 APR. 10 No change in cnannel
Diego b = May 3LNe change in channel
S Pablo b "a Apr. q Depth in drsdgea c6an-
.About
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out of Work:

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Compaenie Generate TransatIantiaue

DTREJI
ssf,inr every Thnrsday. instead of saturdav
at 10 a. m, from pier -, North river. foot Of
Morton st.
First class TO Havre. $3.50 and upward; sec
a,d .s1sSs 10 Hayre $50 and upward GENFR At
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND Can
ADA 19 state ST.. New York. ]. f. FUGAZI
Manager Pacidc Coast $50 Montgomery ST. San
Franciseo Tickets sold By all railroad ticket
agents.
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gsrding lights, dangers TO navigation and mat
ters Of interest TO ocean commerce.
]. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant, L. S. N, in charge
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

(12th and Nission)-Daily ex- Sunday-Lv: /:
y-5oe. f-t5p. sop. Ar: lisa. 9-loa. 5.lqp-
Sundays-Lv-- 9-30a. s10:10a. f2.f5p. 5-49p.
Ar s.1oz. 1t-5os. a 35p. 5.10p. sGranada
Express-ns sson&
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Weather Report

United States department OF agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco. May 6. 1903.
RAINFALL. DkTA
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California Limited through to Chicago
leaves Mt 1000 D. m.
OFFICES:
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland