The San Francisco call., 1910-03-08

slides and other blockades behind
which they are lingering. Some of the
oeiated travellers may get through in
time 10 connect, but it is known that
. number Of them can not possibly
make it, Requests to hold the ship for
2 few days have been denied the more
reLlrtantly. because the next steamer
FaPIen 70 be the big Japanese liner
fTeuyO Maru.
The Tenyo. which had good LIST
Iooked on its own account promises to
rront largely by the blockaded rail-
roads. hut II the floods and snowslides
continue matters viii be evened up by
the Korea king a number Of travel
ers who arrive too late for the Tenyo
Nnte Is Captain, hut Not in Command
Captain l. Curtis has been detached
temporarily from the tanker Santa
Maria and placed in command of the
bigger tanker Pectan. which sailed
March . from Port San Luis for TaltaL
Ihe Pectan is chartered 10 the Union
OH company and flies the British flag.
On this account the captain must hold
2 British license. The Pectan's mate.
j. BattE. holds a masters certificate
o. issued bN the British board of trade
50 he was appointed captain. but only
In Pickwickian sense Captain Cur
us signed the articles as pilot and will
be in command Of the ship. while the
be mate.
VIII Return TO Summer Schedule
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
psnE's liner President. which has been
laid up for general overhauling. will
90 into commission again March 19.
when the regular summer schedule
between San Pedro and Seattle and
tlls port Will go into effect. Begin
ming March 10 the President and the
Governor viii alternate in leaving here
every saturday AT O'Clock D. m. for
The north. one Of them viii be back
every sunday and VIII sail at ( p. m.
Monday for southern California. re-
turning Friday. The Umatilla and the
Puebla viii contribute q weekly serv-
ice between here and the sound. one
of them leaving here every Tuesday.
The Santa Rosa viii leave here every
Thursday for the south This viii give
TWO steamers week from this port
north and south.
senator sails for Mexico
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
panys senator, which is making a
special excursion trip to Mexico in
place Of the Curacao, sailed yesterday Y
for Guaymss and way ports with about
30 passengers and q fair cargo Among
the passengers were:
T. ID. Cummings Is. II. Fraser and wife
H.. Phillips IT, {. Crowninshield
T.. Sancnez Il. c. Bunker
L. %. Bunker and wife T. H. Packard
r. J. Coleman Z. Wartenbig
4, 4. AaS n. J. Graerhoz
n r.. Nellard0s Miss C. Polastri
Z. Nandirear J. label
NJ Rivas J. r. Smith
; r. smith asd wife
stolen Launch stranded on Angel Island
The gasoline launch Monk was stolen
early yesterday morning from Gun
ningham' bOathOuse at Harrison street
and was found late in the afternoon
on the beach Of Angel island. high and
dry and with several holes punched in
the bottom by the rocks. 1t is believed
that the thief or thieves. after making
use Of the launch. landed and turned
the boat adrift.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO SEQ, 900 feet.
The lighthouse tender Manzanita
Captain Barron. arrived yesterday from
the Columbia river TO take the place
of the Sequoia while the local tender is
laid UP for repairs
The Pacific Mail liner Korea and the
army transport Thomas. both home
ward bound, arrived yesterday at Ho-
nOlulu.
The Pacific Mail liner Pennsylvania
sailed March ; from Mazatlan for this
port
The army transport Sherman will be
taken 10 the Hunters point drydock at
= o'clock this morning.
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