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isTth street. No. sia. north ssds.. ass fee, wes,
OF seventh avenue. isx0e II. ave Story dweIlln q:
BENJAMIN Steinman al al v0. n. W. Hcmmens
ct al; Alexander Rosenthal. attorney; y. l.. q,
Keaung, referee; due on Judgment a. 1aa. as;
gage OF eISs00o. IT
ION street. No. s4l. north side. 1870 feet Yves,
and store. W. V. Powell % n. vs. Joseph HuekeTi
CT a.; A. u. Wilson. attorney. T. u. TruesdaIc
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AGENTS WANTED for high class bcautlftllI5
printed and Illustrated dollar aNyeN womane
magazine. Commission, MY rents on eAcb dot
Tar suh<cTiptiCn. Write for agents Free Outnk
AMERICAN NOME MONTHLY 70 Spruce 81.
New York u
AGENTS WANrED.Blg money! expenses
photo pillow tops. SOC: frames at our factovg
peDsrisnsna e. fsr RfTER ar n sTunio W % Wsa
Burcn. Chicago. H. -.
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HELP WANTED.
MISS WILD EMPi. oFFIcE

wv. Sith Room iOii 1911
Tel 2ptJ 1ost NJ. n.
Thoroughly trained high grade Servants sup@
piled after references are personally invesee
gated. Circular on request. ~ 9N
The sun., 1910-01-09

80 WE offer Tor sale an issue Of SIS o00 of iirs
mortgage bonds on manu- fac turing plant loci
near Buffalo, N. ". plant valued AZ over k700N0
Best OF references furnished and II intereeted IN
full particulars apply 10 N T
MCDONALD. .WiGCTNs CO.. zs7 broadway
The sun., 1910-01-09

wANTED-Fnrm. business and income prpp-
crty; ! will deal only with Owners. CARTfff.L
s1l Pnace Bldg. Minneapolis. MINI. -
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12

80. COWS and helfers s2T5G6.s5; calves. SCI
G&5O.
HoEs- Receipts. estimated at $1,000; market
1920 lower. Light. SS.95M9l5; mixed SSie
Me.i0; heavy. SS25MS.90: rough. Ss.2od s.5e'
EOod 10 choice heavy. SS50@9.J0; pigs, $500
$50: bulk Of sales, SS.60MSS5.
eep-Receipts estimated at 10000; market
25c lower. Native. S2.T5M4.50; western. = boet
T. 20; Tearlings. S4-5o@5.35: lambs. native Sa-'o
aI.j0; western. S4.G007 %.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. July l.-Caftie-Receipts,
steers. 81 15eIS. p: cows and heifers. $500 :;
stockers and feeders s.. .2J65 $50; bulls. $50 80
calves s. 75M S.25: western steers. Si5V4 t-9Us
western cows. S305.5o.
Hogs Receipts. 1000; market l0q2oc lower
Buk Of sales Ss.G0HSS5: heavy, $so9ds.6o;
packers and butchers. $S6odS.So light, Ss.fo
S95. pigs. SS-50dS.T5.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market lOc lower.
Muftons. S4d4-S0: lambs. ST@S; fed wethers aud
vesrlines 81 250 $50; fed western ewes 1913
M450.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. July I.-Cattle-Receipts.
{. COO market l0c lower Native steers. 81. 15 a
40: COWS and heifers. S3dJ.Tj: western steers.
81. .T5d5.75: COWS and heifers. 81. T5d 40; can
ners s.. 50d3-50: stockers and feeders. S3d3 60;
.cslves S3- 500 g 20: bulls. staes etc. S365.25
HoEs-Receipts. 800; market iJ@20c lower.
Heavy. SS25ds.50 mixed, SS.25ds45: light.
ss.50@S.so; pigs, S7.5o@s; bulk OF sales. $3.50
0s5O
sbeep-Receipts. 1880; market l0dIac lower.
Nearlings. S450Gs.25. wethers. S3.75@4 50:
ewes S3.2504.I5; lambs. S650d7.50
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
JAMES 0. BRACKEN
SUED FOR DIVORCE
Head of Local Traffic Concern Is
Accused of DesertiOn by
His Wife

James Oliver Bracken. who II wen
known in transportation circles. was
sued for divorce yesterday by Frances
desertion. Bracken is head OF the firm
of j. o. Bracken & Co.. traffic managers
and claims adjusters. with offices in
the Pacific building. He recently gained
prominence by winning a large number
of reparation cases before the inter-
state commerce commission instituted
by shippers against the transcontinentaI
railroads.
The Brackens were married in 1885
The complaint alleges that Bracken
deserted his wife in January, 1909
They have no children
The petition of Prudential Leavitt for
a divorce from William C. Leavitt.
manager of the Pacific Mutual life In
surance company. was granted yester-
day by Judge Mogan- The plaintiff was
allowed SIS a month. Besides calling
her vile names every day for years.
Leavitt- frequently informed his wife
he was going out to have good time
with other women, according to Mrs.
Leavitt.
JdNIcS H. <A44ctl was 04NOLCo
by Judge Mogan from Emile e. Allen
on the ground of desertion.
Suits for divorce were begun yester-
day by:
Florence Sanderson against Junius ". Sander
son. willful neglect.
Irene 5. McKim against Ernest G. McKin. de-
sertion.
Myrtle Rock against Robert Guy Rock. deser-
tiOn.
Ida JuIienne wiliaime against Arthur Will
liaime, desertion.
Jessie 6. Crittenden against Joseph L. Critten-
den. cruelty.
Magdelne C. F. Nelson against Sophus Mel
son, cruelty.
Theresa Lyons against John Lyons. dssertion.
Helen Hyman against John W. LYMAN. will
full neglect
Carol L. zanezzi against Frank B. zanszzi.
willful neglect.
cruelty.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS in ALL PARTS OF WORLD
: = h l ! !. -;

PORT SAN LUIS-Arriyed July 11-Stmr
washtenaw. from Astoria; stmr Santa Maria,
from Honolulu
WESTPORT-Barbound July 11-Bktn Jane l..
Stanford for Redondo Beach
Passed in July 1o-schr Wawona, from San
WRANGELL- Arrived July 1o-stmr North
skAGWAY Arrived July 10 stmr Queen,
from Seattle. July 9-Stmr Jefferson, from
Seattle; and sailed July 10 for ,o Seattle .,
from Seattle for Skagway.
COOS BAY-sailed July 1o-stmr Eureka for
Astoria.
NEW YORK-Arrived July 9-Fr bark Vile
de Muhouse, from Hull
PHILADELPHIA-Arrive July 9-Stmr Ore
gonian, from Puerto Mexico.
ISLAND PORTS
HoNOLULU-Arrived July 1l-U. s. stmr Pro
metheus. hence July ,.
Sailed July 10EJap stmr Kiyo Maru, for
Yokohama. July 11-Beg ship PA,enir, for
San Francisco.
FOREIGN PORTS
PUERTO MEXICo-Arrived July 9-Stmr
Texan, from New York.
SUEZ-Arrived July 10--Br stmr Schuy kill,
from Manila for Boston.
BREMERHAYEN-Sa July Ger stmr Sc
tos, for San Francisco.
H0NGkON July 10-NoF -stmr Selja,
for Portland.
CALLAo-Sailed June 1S-Schr Alex T. Brown
SALINA CRUZ-ArriSed July 1I-Ger stmr
Scraps from Hamburg for San Francisco.
BREsT-sailed July yse-Fr ship Duquesne, from
Antwerp for Oregon.
BRISBANE Sailed July 6 Br stmr Makura,
CoRoNEiGsailed June 2s-Br stmr Hughen-
don. for New York.
TENERIFFE- Passed June 3-Ger ship Her
zogn Sophie Charlotte, from Bremen for San
Francisco.
sYDNEY-Arrived June 17-Fr bark St Roga
tien, from Guaymas
ToCoPILLA- Sailed July 1o-Br stmr Trim
culo. for Taltal
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW YoRK-Arrived July l1Stmr Nieuw
Amsterdam, from Rotterdam.
GLASGOW--Arrived July 10-Stmr Caledonia,
from New York.
PLYM0UTH-Arrved July 11-Stmr Kaiser
Wilhelm ii, from Bremen.
DOVER Arrived July 11-stmr Finland, from
New York for Antwerp.
GIBRALTAR-Arrived July 10-Stmr 0ceania,
from New York. July 11-Stmr Princess Irene
from New York for Naples and Genoa.
COL0MB0-Arrived prior July 11-Stmr Am
iral Hameln, from Antwerp. ETC., for San
Francisco.
HALIFAX-Arrived July 11-stmr Campania,
from Rotterdam
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round trip and viii devote his vacation
TO cultivating the acquaintance of his
family
The Manchuria will carry 1SO cabin
passengers and about 200 in the steer
age Among the cabin passengers will
be Governor Frear of the territory of
Hawaii, who HAS been east attending
the reunion of his Yale class. In addi-
ton TO meeting many of his old class
mates the governor was made an LII. D.
by his alma mater in recognition of the
fact that he had made his mark in pub
Colonel Sam Parker and his son, who
came to the mainland to witness the
Johnson -Jeffries fight, will return to
Honolulu on the Manchuria Another
passenger will be w. b. Kent, Ameri-
can consul at Newchwang He will
be accompanied by his wife and daugh-
ter.
R. P. Schwerin, vice president and
general manager of the Pacific Mail
company will also be a passenger. He
Is going TO the orient on his annual
The Manchuria, which brought from
the orient record cargo, Will leave
here well trimmed with valuable mer-
chandise
To Tow Chattanooga to This Port
The new navy collier Promotheus,
which left here July 2, arrived yes
terday at Honolulu. The Promotions
was sent TO the island port to tow to.
d.
which lost its propeller while on the
way home with the Cleveland, from
the Asiatic station. The Cleveland
towed the crippled cruiser as far as
Honolulu.
Barley Ships Loading
The French bark Brizeux, which has
been waiting in the stream for the bar
ley crop to come to market, has begun
loading the first cargo of the season
at Howard street wharf No. l. This
wharf, one of the shakiest of the few
surviving pile piers, is also at the pres
ent time one of the busiest along the
French bark Jacobsen is discharging,
and ahead of the Jacobsen the Ameri-
can ship Dirigo is unloading the cargo
IT brought here from New York.
sheridan Is Due Today
The army transport Sheridan. Cap
this morning from Manila, via Naga-
saki and Honolulu. The trooper has
the usual number of cabin passengers.
Among the passengers from Honolulu
is Major Dunning, who was formerly
adjutant general here. and now in COM
mand of Fort Shafter, Hawaii. The
major, who has many friends in this
city, has been ordered to report for
temporary duty at department head
quarters in connection with the fall
maneuvers.
Asia is HOmeward Bound
The Pacific Mail liner Asia. Captain
Harry Gaukroger, homeward bound
from the orient. left Honolulu at noon
Saturday for this port. The liner has
81 cabin passengers and 100 Asiatics
in the steerage. The cargo of $500
tons includes 1,200 tons of overland
freight and 100 tons for Central Amer
lea. The overland freight includes 55
tons of raw silk and silk goods.
Sails for Southern Ports
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
panys Governor, which sailed yester-
day for southern California, carried
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
LABOR HOLIDAY MAY BE
EXPOUNDED IN SCHOOLS
Board of Education Considers
Half Hour of Instruction

The board of education IN confer
ence yesterday listened to a request
from Andrew J. Gallagher, in behalf OF
the San Francisco labor council. for an
hour in each of the public schools for
the purpose of instructing the pupils
in the significance of Labor day.
The board took the matter under con-
sideration.
1t is proposed to have Andrew Furu-
seth prepare paper in which shall be
set forth the reasons why a day was
designated as Labor day. and why II Is
observed and celebrated all over the
United States. This paper, which will
occupy half an hour in the reading. Is
to be submitted to the board. and IL IL
meets with approval and the board
sanctions the proposition. il will be
read by the teacher of each class In
the city schools on the Friday before
Labor day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
- York MetnI Market

NEW YORK. July II.-Standard copper, weak.
Spot. July and August. 1I.504I2c; September.
IL g. p a SOC: October ll.75a soc The Lon
don market closed weak. with spot ar f53 S. 90
and futures f5f is Sd. Arrivals reported at
New York today were 925 tons. Custom house
returns showed exports Of IA tons, making 6l62
50 far this month Local market duh for spot
copper. lake. 1881 q r. Nc; electrolytic,
12 25 q soc; casting. l2-l2 2 q l2-29c.
Tin-Wesk. Spot 3d. q 81. .35c; July, 32.254
81 z0c. August. % p a -35c: September. 50. 20
a 90 25c: October. - 256 80. SOC. Sales included
I've IONS spot at b 4Oc and five tons at g. 80 nc
london market weak. Spot. fl47 los; futures.
4s 15s
25c East St. Louis. London spot E12 lis Sd.
Spelter-Dull. 5.50d5 sec New York and 5.95
n - East ST. Louis London. spot. f22 IS Sd. q
Iron-Lower. ass l0lRd for Cleveland warrants
tn london. Locally iron unchanged. No. l
foundry northern. S16.50d 1873: No. 2. S16d
56 25: No. ] southern S16.25d .75: No. ] south
ern soft. S160l625.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
KISSER CALMLY KILLS
INTRUDING FOOTPAD

CHICAGO. July 11.-Within sight OF
his fiancee. whom he had just kissed
goodnight, Elmer Cooper, salesman,
shot and killed one of two highwaymen
who attempted to rob him early today.
The tragedy occurred while the young
woman, Miss Catherine Rush, stood on
the porch of her home. 6216 Lexington
avenue The second thief. who is be-
lieved to have been wounded, escaped.
Cooper was arrested and later re-
leased. He was robbed under similar
conditions July 3. On that occasion
he was unarmed. but he afterward pur-
chased a revolver.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
BURGLAR ARRIVES IN
PLACE OF HUSBAND
While Waiting for Spouse, Wife
Onens Door for Thief

While Mrs C. B. Leninger, 1105 La
guna street, was waiting for her hus-
band to come home about / o'clock yes
terday morning some one raped on
the front door. She opened the door
and a strange man asked her where
she kept her money. She replied she
had none and he pushed past her and
said, I'll see for myself He went
to a dresser, took up handbag and
opening it stole a purse containing
$3.50 and a breastpin. Then he made
his escape by the rear door.
Mrs. Leninger was too frightened to
make an outcry. She gave an accurate
description of the burglar to the
police.
The residence of Henry McVine, 136
Palm avenue, was entered by burglars
on Sunday night and jewelry valued
at $1S2 stolen
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
Army and Navy Orders
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE war
department has issued the following
orders:
Major Ashbury Welsh medical corps, will re-
port to the commanding general Of the depart
ment of California for duty at camp OF instruc-
tion at Atascadero.
Leave Of absence granted to First Lieutenant
Roy B. Staver. Fifth field artillery. Philippines,
has been extended to July 30.
The navy department. has issued the
following orders:
Lieutenant Commander R. s. Douglass. de-
tached from the navy yard at Pensacola, ordered
to duty on the California as navigator.
Lieutenant Commander NJ. ST. Ellis, detached
from the California. ordered to the naval train
ing station at San Francisco.
Paymaster r. X Perkins. ordered to the naval
training station at San Francisco.
Paymaster W. A. Greer, detached from the
naval training station at San Francisco, viii
wait for orders.
Paymaster's Clerk S. Fl. Knowles appoint
ment as paymaster's clerk in the navy. with
duty at the naval training station at San Fran
CISCO has heeP ravoked.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
The Per,r.s Cargo

The steamer Peru sailed for Ancon and way
ports Saturday with cargo valued at S11a. 734. to
he distributed as follows: For Mexico So i93: !:
Central America S22. 1876; Panama. $10 POS: New
York Ssl 6Ts: Colombia. S2470; Ecuador 5000:
PERU S5l Chile. $20S. The principal shipments
and their destinations were as follows
TO Mexico-212 bbs -four. s44 lbs rasins 231
lbs dried fruit 800 gals wine. 90 cs salmon. IS
pkgs potatoes, S32 lbs beans, 10 cs canned goods
33S lbs hams, II. 150 # lumber. 400 SKIS cement
40 kegs nails, u kegs powder, pkgs sewing ma
chimes.
To Central America-3056 bbls -four 200 bales
hay % cs canned goods, 400 lbs beans, 465 lbs
raisins, lis lbs dried fruit. 53 ctls oats 40 lbs
saInon $50 lbs rice, I3s gals and 10 cs wine
80 cs whisky, GO pkgs beer 1902 IT lumber, 20
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
SAUNDERS To SAIL
in old COMMAND
Captain TO Be on the Manchu-
ria's Bridge When Vessel
Leaves Today

HE Pacific Mail
liner Manchuria
will sail at 1
O'Clock this after
noon for the far
east, and for one
voyage at least,
the big steamship
will be in coma
mand of its old
skipper, Captain j.
w. Saunders. Cap
tain Andrew Dixon,
who took Saun-
ders' place at the
time the latter was
relieved of his yell
low jacket and
crystal tassel, has
been granted leave
of absence for one
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
Q. 5. Branch Hrdrographic offce

branch of the United States hydrogra phic
Office, located in the Merchants Exchange is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit Of
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
. ~ expense. NaFigators are cordially invited to
visit the Office. where complete sets Of charts
and sailing directions OF fhe world are kenf al
hand FOR comparison and reference and the
latest information can always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers 10 navigation and mat
ters Of interest 70 ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, U. S. n. in charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific

LOS ANGELES, July -Arrived-steamers
Helen p Drew. Greenwood; Grace Dollar. Al
hion: Coronado Aberdeen: Arctic Hardy Creek:
Hanslef San Francisco: Carlos Willapa; George
W Elder Portland; Mandalay. Crescent City;
Whittier. Eureka; torpedo boats Rowan Colds
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK. July u.-Hutton's wire says:
Futures were somewhat lower. Cotton IS be-
ing quiefly taken out of the ring. little here
and little there. which is rather significant
factor. Many attribute the buying 10 mill in
terests IN the absence Of any general Specula-
e1Fe interest for the time heing.
Spot closed quiet: middling nplsnds. l5. 45e;
midding gulf. II. 7Oc: sales. 1886 bales.
COTTON EI-11 PES
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
81 Iouts Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. July -WoOl-Steady Medium
grades combing and clothing. 22d23iac; light.
fne. lIQlsc; heavy. fine. l3@i4c; tub washed
25ta n S2lac.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
Time Ball

United States branch photographic office, Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco, July
II. 1910.
The time bah the roof Of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon. Pa
cifc standard time lI2Oth meridisnD or at Sh
com. 00s Greenwich mean time
]. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant Z. = N I'm charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
Memoranda

ASTORIA, July 11.-Sehr David Evans. from
Talara bay for Grays Harbor, is reported of
Its assistance.
Per stmr Svea. from Grays Harbor-July 10.
7:20 p M, so miles south of Point Arena saw
tug Hercules with log raft in tow; all well.
Per stmr National City, from Fort Bragg
July 10, 7:30 p. M. 81 miles Sc of Point Arena
passed tug Hercules. with log raft in tow. from
Astoria for San Diego: calm and small NV swell.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
NnvaI stores-rurpentine and Ro.in

SAVANNAH. Ga. July u.-TurpeDtine firm.
63iz d64c; receipts 473; sales 7Oe; shipments
BITS: stock G.37S.
Rosiu 6rm; receipts, I.55S: shipments $3.50:
stock. % 762- sales. 1921. Quote: B. $500;
ID. s. 2Oa5.SO: r. S5.45; f. S5.50G5.55; G,
s5.52i5 ass; II. $3.50; l. $3.50; X. $500; N,
S5-54a56o; \, S5.65G5.7o; W 6, S5.TO@6.25;
W W. $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12

bales bags. 400 cs kerosene es oils, 33 pkgs
paints, 45 pkgs machinery, Is pkgs' dry goods,
,2j0 LBS talow.
To Panama-2Sj bbls -four. $4,000 lbs sugar,
II 700 lbs garlic, 1.513 cs canned goods. so pkgs
potatoes LAST gals wine, 90 casks beer, 10 coils
rope.
To New YorkA17.395 gals wine. 5000 cs sal
mon, II $50 lbs raisins. 2,JS4 cs canned goods,
quicksilver $3.50 lbs old rubber. So. so lbs horns.
To Colombfa-15 bbls -four, $50 kegs and I3 cs
blasting powder
To Ecuador-J0 bbls -four
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
Notice to Mariners

Notice to Mariners
Branch photographic Office.
San Francisco, July IL. 1870
Captain F. Landstrom pilot. American steamer
Cottage City reports to the branch photographic
office at Port Townsend. Wash, that July ,,
1870 Makhnati rock buoy, entrance to Sitka.
Alaska. missing. Sergius point beacon. Sergius
! narroBs, down. j. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. L. S. N, in Charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Chartered for Barley

The German steamer Germanicus, on Puget
sound is under charter for barley from this
port to Europe at 2Ts Sd. and the Belgian ship
PAvenlr at Honolulu, is engaged for the same
business and voyage at 25s.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12

PAY s25, ,793, ,6lo-w Washington
July 11-Reports receiveN at the treasury de-
partment give the total payments account
of the corporation tax $25 793, $40 ont of
an assessment of more than S27 900. 900. These
figures we're for the close of business Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12

Z. u. IL
d. V. Van Court c. F. Fate
F. W Fuller j. Smith
E. J. Sym Miss NJ. Thompson
Miss G. Moore Miss F.. L. Jones
Miss G. Minehan D. II. Snow and wife
Mrs ". Caldwell Mrs. S. ]. Fife
Mrs. 1. W Rowan Miss S. Dickengan
Mrs Guttsrt Miss C. Glendenning
A. B. Vaughn A. Craig
F. f. Woodford ". Temmell
L. s. Lensky Miss NJ. Logan
L. NJ. Mons and wife Miss Z. Smith
J. S MCGOWAN Miss S. E. Sears
G. H. Hurd and wife Miss N B. Frisk
Z. E. Barber and wife Miss 5. K. FriSk
II. /. Chadwick and Miss 5. n. Frisk
wife
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 3,416.O0O feet.
The British ship st. Nicholas, which
arrived Sunday with it's cargo badly
damaged by fire, was moved yesterday
to the China basin wharf, where the
damaged freight will be discharged.
]. Walter Empey, secretary of the
Guide publishing company. has been
laid up for several days with an all
ment which his doctor has diagnosed as
housemaid's knee.
from Talara bay for Grays Harbor,
was reported yesterday off Tillamook
short of provisions. A tug was sent
to the windjammer's assistance.
The liner Sierra, which sailed Sa
day for Honolulu, was AIS miles out at
S o'clock Sunday night. Captain Houd-
a heavy sea.
Tanker Standard Nearing Port
LONDON, July 1.-THE German tank
steamer Standard. which was in col
lision with the White Star liner Baltic
on June 80, was sighted Friday last
"A, about 500 miles due west of the
north coast of Ireland. The Diamant
offered assistance, but the Standard de-
clined the offer.
collision occurred foo mora
than 1000 miles east of the Ambrose
channel lightship. The Baltic had a
large hole stove in her bow, but made
temporary repairs and reached New
York safely on July f.
By United wireless
Monday. July IL.
STEAMER ENTERPRIsE-Hence July . for
cisco: overcast; misty; gentle north breeze and
westerly swell; temperature 62
STEAMER GEORGE w. ELDER-Hence July 9
for san Pedro; July 10. LAS p. M, 10 miles
south Of Piedras Blancas; hazy smooth.
STEAMER wAsHTENAw-From Astoria for
Port San Luis; July 10, p. M, off Pigeon
point; light southerly wind; hazy; barometer
1892; temperature 81.
STEAMER ATLAS-Hence July 10 for Seattle.
with barge in tow; July TO- p. M, Al miles
north Of Point Reyes; calm; barometer 29.SS:
temperature 81; passed tug Hercules, from As
toria for San Diego. with log raft in tow,
Al miles north OF Point Reyes; calm
STEAMER MANN sM1TH-From San Pedro for
Coos bay; July 10, S p. m, OF Monterey;
cloudy; smooth sea; all well
STEAMER sIERRA-Hence July 9 for Honolulu;
July 10, p. m, 4T6 miles or San Francisco;
strong north winds; heavy sea; dark, gloomy
weather; very damp; barometer 30.20 temper
ature g.
STEAMER HYADES-Hence July 10 for Puget
sound: July 10 s D. m. of Cape Mendocino;
thick fog; northwest wind; all we'll
STEAMER FALCoN-Hence July 9 for Astoria
July 10. p. m. 26 miles north Of Blunts reef;
northwest wind and foggy-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-12
AUCTIONSALES
Horses, Mares and Mules For
Sale in Carload Lots

mountain Ore. 500 head OF the same brand Of
mares The geldings and mares range in weight
from 100 to 1.5O0 pounds and from years up
in age: all sound stock. with good bone and bred
from shire and Percheron stations
Also at same place 81 head or 8 and year
old mules. weight from $50 to loo pounds All
can be seen at the Prather ranch. Mount Hebron.
Cal For further particulars apply to the under
signed.
Also have on hand and for sale at our sales
stables 40 head of all purpose horses; one car
load just arrived. among them some good Sentle
800 pounds: in addition some good farm chunks
and sand wagon horses and several saddle horses
WESTERN HORSE MARKET.
(E. Stewart & Coz. 297 Valencia st. at 14th.
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Weather Report

United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau. San Francisco July IL, 1910.
PACIFIC COAST STATIONS
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Change Of Masters
Steamer Manchuria. old master Andrew Dixon,
new master ]. W. Saunders.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H. Eppinger, A. j. Sam
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

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