The San Francisco call., 1910-03-20

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Norman H Meldrum Edward ID. Consnt
Edna A. Merryman Henry NJ. Wheeler
GanseYO0rr Allen Charles c. Nanderer
Clarence NJ Niimarth itelipe Marquee
Kate Wilmarth Felipe Marquee JE
Bertha Nilmarth i5uillermo Berwick
Hansbert Tbulin Manuel c. JelleZ
Rose Tia Thulin John BOYD
William O'Neu Maria ZataTin
Mark King carmen Zatavin
Theodore Cullman jose Chana wife and
. Eugene Palmer three children
Governor Sails for Seattle
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
uduX's Governor sailed yesterday for
Seattle with about 800 passengers,
among whom were:
". O. Barker and wffeIMiss F. Y. Conner
T. H. Dempsey Miss I. : Merchant
J. G. Hodges Mr.. G. v 5. Henry and
J. +. Chcatham daughter
J. Collins y MeDennis
r. y. Cole Steve J. Hall
D.. s. Neazeli iC. {. Jenkins
Mrs. NJ Ccnsello Miss Elizabeth Ryan
d. McTagEert Miss A. g South
T. Malone Miss E Y Turk
H. \. Butterheld Mrs. E. Parker and chill
u c Campbell D. Ackerman and wife
Mrs. s c Hinton J. Brodie and wife
2. Mosbacher Morris Barry
J.. Shaw
Sugar SchOOnerx Arrive
The schooners Muriel and James
ROlph arrived yesterday from Hawaiian
ports. both loaded with sugar. Both
vessels made good time home, the
Muriel coming from Honoipu in Is days
and the Roiph from Hama in is days:
The Muriel brought 1926 bags of
sugar and the Rolph I4,S40 bags
ENeImans 10 sail Tomorrow
The French liner Amiral Exelmans,
which sails tomorrow for Europe. will
take from here about 1000 tons of
cargo. The freight includes 10000
cases of canned goods and 500 barrels
of tallOW The steamer will have lum-
Der and dried and canned fruit for
cattle for Mexico. Among the cattle
VIII be a number of mich cows.
Notice to Mariners
Information has been received from
the branch photographic office at Port
Townsend that the department of
marine and fisheries, Victoria. B. c.,
gives notice that the fog alarm at the
Ballenas islands. straits of Georgia,
IS undergoing repairs and will not be
in operation for a few days When
repaired the alarm viii be operated
without further notice.
Water Front Notes
The steamer NJ. s. Dollar arrived Fri
day Al Melbourne from Astoria.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO 10, 600 feet
Line TO Double It's Capital
VICTORIA, B. C., March I9.-Accord-
ing TO adVices by the Empress Of In
operates steamships to America, Eu-
rope and India, has a proposal under
consideration to double its present
capital OF S1I. I.000 000
similar EFFORT was made during
the boom which followed the Russo
japanese war but owing to the disap
prOVal OF the emperor, who holds stock
the proposal was dropped
The customs tariff bill now under
consideration contemplates a prohibi-
tive duty on imported steamers of $3.50
per ton on vessels new and old. The
duty proposed is arousing much oppo-
sitioB- The Osaka Asahi says that it
VIII result in foreign freighters driven
west. Of Singapore by competition of
japanese tramps again obtaining SUI
premacy in Chinese and Japanese
waters Shipyard owners and line
companies are supporting the proposal
BY United wireless
saturday, March 10.
STEAMER ADMIRAL sAMPsoE-From Seattle
FOR san Francisco: March 10, 1915 a. M.
passed 81. George reef; due San Francisco
STEAMER ATLAs-Hence March 16 for Seattle:
March Is II a passed Columbia river;
wind southeast: smooth sea; clear weather.
STEAMER UMATILLA-From Puget sound ports
for san Francisco: March IS. 5 p. m. 10 miles
north Of Cane Blanco; fresh southeast wind;
STEAMER KLAKATH-From Puget sound for
San Francisco; March is, "a. m, Is miles
northwest Of Cape AragO: eloudy; southeast
wind; choppy; in company with steamer Nor
STEAMER MAvERIcK-Hence March Il for
Astoria; March is. y m. of Blunts reef;
fresh SOuLa southeast Nlhos moderate SOuth-
east sea; thick. misty weather; barometer
% 50: temperature 50.
STEAMER RoANoKE-Hence March IL for As
toria: March is. $3.50 p. M. OF Umpqua:
moderate southwest wind: raining; moderate
sea: due at II 80 a m, March IL.
STEAMER GovERNOR-From Seattle for San
Francisco: March is. p M 10 miles north OF
Destruction island; overcast; drizzling rain;
moderate southeast wind. and swell; bar
ometer % 81: temperature 30.
STEAMER LANsING-Hence March is for Port
San Luis: March IS. p. m.. of Pigeon point:
moderate south wind; choppy sea; due San Luis
II a. M. March 10.
STEAMER RosECRAEs.FromP Portland for San
Francisco: March is. D. m. 43 miles south
Of Mendocino; rough southerly sea; fresh
breeze. heavy rain.
STEAMER LURLINE-From Honolulu for san
T~sncisco. March - q m 200 miles fror,,