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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23

about $50 Included in this number quite few who
passed out the annual cleanup The February pay ROLL
weather permitting will all of this loss restored for going
full tilt is the intention all of the and probably
will be needed Copper output for the month will probably be
less than in December although they making great effort
pull up the six million pound mark and may do it. The
fourth everbeaoy has not been going the last several days.
due repairs required and consequence matte has been
ming little light the But this reardng feature
the six million pound be if conditions
favor larger reverbeatoy output during the remaining week
of the month.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23

Madge-"How do you know she
thinks she's pretty?"
Marjories-"She is always sug-
gesting to the girls that they have
their pictures taken in a group
Puck.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23

water passing through the surface
condensers in the power house, con-
densing the exhaust steam from the
engines and afterwards going
to the concentrator, giving that
immense plant warm water
without loss of quantity, and
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WARMER WEATHER GREATLY
AIDED DURING PAST Week

If CONTINUED MAY ENABLE REACHING OF SIX MIL
LION POUND GOAL SET FOR THIS MoNTH-CoP-
PER FLAT PIT SITUATION AND OTHER WORK AT
THE MINES
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1910-01-23

Cupid's tricks are very old, yet the
victims find themselves fooled in the
same old way.-Dallas News.
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WATER SUPPLY OF
STEPTOE SMELLING PLANT.

CONTINUED from page two.)
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-03
sSnow on ground. II inches.


The following maximum and minimum temper
atures reported from eastern stations for the
previous day: Chicago, 54-44; New York, 62-4S;
Omaha, TAO
SYNOPSIS
Light showers have occurred in Oregon and
northern California. thunderstorm is reported
at Red Bluff moderate depression appears 10
be forming over Nevada and may unsettled
weather over most of California Tuesday.
The temperature is below the normal over most
Of the Pacific coast. There has been fall OF
more than 10 degrees in the northern portion OF
the Sacramento valley.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was "A and
at Fresno 56 per cent.
Following Is the forecast for the 80 hours end
ing at midnight Tuesday May 5. 1910:
San Francisco and vicinity-ClOudy, unsettled
weather Tuesday; probably showers in the morn
ing; light south wind, changing to brisk west.
Santa Clara valley-Cl0udy, unsettled weather
Tuesday. possibly showers; light south wind
changing to north
Sacramento valley-Showers Tuesday; brisk
south winds.
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy Tuesday. showers
in the mountains; moderate west winds.
California south of the Tehachapi-Cloudy
Tuesday; light north wind, changing to south
A. G.-McADIE, District Forecaster.
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. May 1.-Observations taken at
4 q. M.
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we,hcrs snd yearlings. sTas.T5' fed western
Los Angeles Produce Market
TSpeciaI Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, May 2.-The egg market was
firm today Notwithstanding heavy receipts. Can
died hrsts advanced 1c and case count eggs were
up iac.
Receipts ~ produce wcre- Eggs. 732 cases,
butter. 15.665 pounds; CHEESE $685. pounds: 20
ratoes. 2155 sacks; onions, ECO sacks; beans, lJC
sacks.
Butter tper lhl-Creamery extras, &c; frsts
26c: cooking butter. pc.
Eggs tper dozl--Local ranch csndled. frsts
-'c. case count, 23c; storage packed extras, DC
do seconds 2Oc
Cheese tper lbl-Northern fresh. l5d 16c: east
ern twins. lslac; eastern cheddsFs. 19I2c; east
ern loughorn, lac; eastern daisy 19c: Swiss, i'm
ported. Bee; Swiss. domestic. 23M2Jc: brick
cream. 2oc; Emburger. 2Od2Ic.
Beans per ctl-NO. pink. s.. 75d $50: No
lima, A4-A0M4-45; Lady Washington $3.50;
SmaH white. 500 blackeye, S6.23; Garvanzas
Sf.5n- lcnfils s..
Potatoes tper ctll-Salinas. 81 Do 80: HigA
lands. 90cNSI. p. Lompoc 81 25dl 30: Watson
vie. Sf-l5" 40; Idaho, Sl-I0@ Id: new pota-
rtsfrS- unr box
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Francisco with freight and passengers.
Steamer Falcon of the American Hawaiian line
arrived this morning from San Francisco with
freight from New York that came over the Mexi-
con route.
Steam schooner klamath arrived this morning
from San Francisco and will load lumber at st.
HelenS for return
Oil tank steamer W. s. Porter sailed for San
Francisco Sunday evening after having dis
charged its cargo of fuel oil.
Steamer Breakwater arrived Sunday from Coos
bay with freight and passengers after abb
sence from the for three months, during
which time it was thoroughly overhauled In
the future it will make trips every five days,
instead of weekly, as in the past
SEATTLE, May 2.-Arriyed- Presi-
dent, San Francisco; schooner Nottingham, Eagle
Harbor; steamer Fairhaven, San Francisco
TACOMA, May 2.-Arrived-British steamer
Claverley. Vancouver; German steamer Germani-
Gus, Comox, B. c.
To sail Tuesday-Peruvian bark Leonida, Cal
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK. May 2-The market for stand
srG copper on the metal exchange was weak.
with SPOT and forward deliveries 10 the end OF
July closing ar Sl2N 12.25- London closed easy.
with spot quoted 1T f55 Us sd and futures al
E5I- No arrivals were reported at New York.
Custom house returns showed exports of 60
tons. making 1902 reported so far for April.
Local dealers quote lake copper At -. 50d ,. zoe
electrovtic at l2-51 = a I2-Joc and casting al
J. 2J0 u 3z1.c.
Tin quiet with spot quoted at - asa 33. 1oc;
Nav. 3290TS3. 10: June. b 90G 30 20; July.
@290 3330c English market closed steady
with spot quoted at $50 IS Sd and futures AZ
El51 los
Lead easy. with spot quoted at 1900 SOC
New York aud al 4l5D 49, East st. Louis.
London market was unchanged at f12 los.
Spalter closed weak, with SPOT quoted at go
d5-4Uc New York ann 490M5 East st. Louis.
London unchanged at f22.
Iron was lower at Is I'd for Cleveland war
rants in London Locally no change was re-
ported En- the market No foundry northern.
S1T25E is; No p SI6-75 n 1870: No southern
~ 70 ! southern soft. SI6.I5dII.25-
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Water Front Notes
BY United wireless

Monday, May q
STEAMER W. S. PoRTER-From Portland for
San Francisco; May 1, p. m, 80 miles south
Of Columbia river bar.
STEAMER MAvERICK-From San Diego for San
Francisco: May 1, IL a M, OF Point Arguello;
with shin Acme in tow. for San Francisco
STEAMER ADMIRAL SAMPSoN-Hence April
30 for Seattle; May l. 1915 p. m. passed Cane
Blanco: clear weather. light westerly wind
STEAMER ASUNCIoN-He April 80 for Seat
tie; May l. p. m, passed relief lghtship
from Blunts reef, bound to San Francisco.
STEAMER HANALEI-Hence May for San Pc
dro: May l. 2:30 p. M, % miles northwest of
Piedras BIancas; moderate northwest wind
choppy sea- clear.
sTEAaER geo. w. ELDER Hencc April 80
for San Pedro: May |, 9:15 p. IA, passed Hue
meme; choppy sea: clear.
STEAMER WILHELMINA-From Honolulu for
San Francisco; May 1. S p. m. SIS miles off
San Francisco lightship: light westerly wind
smooth sea; barometer 1906; temperature 81.
STEAMER SIERRA-From Honolulu for san
Francisco; May 1, p ~, 40 miles OF San
Francisco.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market

NEW YORK, May 2.-Hutton's wire says:
During the late afternoon the market was
nervous although trading NOT active. with
room traders enoeavOring 10 start selling by out
side interests, but Hsyne checked the decline by
rakins an offerings of July at 1880 up to
ACE. II Is said the bulls have succeeded in
placing between 10000 and $4,000 bales de
'ivered 10 them and shipment wll commence at
once II IS claimed that the big spot houses who
.eLVered them the cotton still short the cot
m 70 spinners, who. owing 10 poor trade condi-
lions granted extensions and viii demand de-
livery Of their cotton I'm case Of improvement OF
rraGe or continuance of poor crop prospects. All
records were broken today by delivery Of $4,000
bales on contract
Miss Giles gives an increased acreage Of .. 90.
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands j.. Csc:
io gulf, l5-50c: sales. H.. 900 bales.
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Brewer Found Guilty
THIEF STEALS PURSE
FROM WOMAN ON CAR

Mrs A L. Phillips, 191 Tioga avenue.
was robbed OF a handbag containing a
gold watch and chain and $3.50 while
riding on a Haight street car yesterday
morning. Frank Jacobs. 553 Kearny
street. was robbed of a diamond ring
in a saloon on the Barbary coast
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SPO1I'LIGH1rS
ON S[pOR rs

Bat Masters0n thinks Jeffries will win. He
says: 'As for my personal opinion. be-
leve the battle will be contested on its merits.
Also that Jeffries will win. ] believe I'm in a
position to know as much about the inside work
ngs of the battle any one. and I've discov-
cred nothing far to warrant the belief that
the battle is prearranged affair In the first
place, I don't believe the fight could be fixed
and stay fixed If all concerned were in on the
deal. NY reason for thinking is that neither
of the principals would trust the other. If the
fight was fixed the probabilities are it would be
arranged to go certain number of rounds in
order to enhance the value of the pictures and
here is where the hitch would come in
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Santa Rosa Egg Market

SANTA ROSA. MAY 1.-The independent deal
CTS today began Offering within cent OF san
ranciSc0 top quotations for eggs. while the
Nonoma County fruit snd produce company.
which has the contract with the Sonoina County
cooperative poultry association Is only paying
within cents. However this to-day resulted IN
the latter advancing the market cent 10 p
cents for choice ana q cents for seconds.
while the fndeuendents advanced ! cent TO "a
cents for choice and d cents for seconds. The
indications are that the Independents viii hold
= cent above for p time in the effort TO divert
The producers from signing up under the new
contrsct with tho produce company according 70
urdeY
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TRACK GOSSIP

J. NJ. Crane won two purses, ROssmo and Billy
Myer carrying his colors to victory. The get Of
Altamax were also in evidence Bit Of Fortune
and Rosamo being By the Burns & Waterhouse
horse.
Taylor cut across several horses With Sir Barry
and the judges fined him $50
Starter Dwyer set Kent down for 10 days for
misbehayior at the post in the last race on Anna
May.
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Arrived May ., 1880 p. m.-stmr Coos Bay,
Sailed May ., $50 a. m.-Stmr Washtenaw
for Portland.
SANTA BARBARA Arrived May 1-stmr
Bay, from San Pedro.
Sailed May 1--stmr Santa Rosa for San Fran.
cisco. May 2-Stmr Coos Bay, for San Francisco.
POINT LoBoS-Passed north May 2. 1850 a.
m WR Lakme from San Diego for Eureka
Stmr City Of Seattle. from Seattle.
Arrived May 2, a. m.-stmr Cottage City,
from Skagway.
SKAGWAY- Arrived April 3O-Stmr Cottage
City, from Seattle and sailed May l, a. m,
for Seattle.
CoRDovA-Arrived May /, 8 a. m.-stmr Vic
WEST PoINT-Passed May .. 1880 a. NJ
Ger stmr Germanicus. for Tacoma.
COOS BAY-ArriVed May 1-Stmr Excelsior.
Arrived May 2-stmr NJ. F. Plant, hence April
| so.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YoRK-Sailed April 30-Stmr Advance
for Colon May 1-Stmr Lewis Luekenbach, for
Puerto Mexico
Arrived May 2-Stmr Ancon. from Colon
HILADELPHIA-Arrived May Nor stmr
Sigma, from Caleta Buena.
NORF0Lk-Sailed April 3O-Br stmr Chipana
for Valparaiso
ISLAND PORTS
HILo-sailed May 2-Schr Taurus. for Port
KAHULUI-Arrived April 50. 10 a. m-stmr
Santa Maria. from Port San Luis.
Sailed April 30-Stmr Columbian for Salina
HONOLULU Arrived May 2-stmr Manchuria,
hence April 26 for China and Japan
Sailed May 2-Stmr Manchuria. for Yokohama
FOREIGN PORTS
USHANT-Passed April 30-Ger stmr Satos
hence Dec 81 for Hamburg.
CALETA BUENA-Sailed April 2S-Br stmr
Ansoma de Larrinaga for Philadelphia.
ANCON-Sailed April 27-Stmr Acapulco for
San Francisco.
HONGKONG-Saile April 26-Jap stmr Inuba
! Maru, for Seattle.
ORONEIlSaied April 9-Br stmr Coulsdou
from New York for Guaymas.
GUAYMAS-Sailed April 19-Sche Carrier
Dove, for Grays Harbor. May 1-Br stmr Persia
for Moi.
KOBE-Sailed May 1-Br stmr StrathIorne
from Yokohama to load for Redondo Beach.
NEWCASTLE, n. 5. W.-Sailed April 3O-Br
stmr Aagot for San Francisco.
MAZATLAN-Saed April 30-Stmr San Jose
for San Francisco.
MEBBoURNE-Sail April 3O-Br stmr NJ. S.
Dollar, for Newcastle. n. 5. W.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Observation-Disclosures May 1-Stmr Corsican,
from Liverpool.
NEW YoRK-Arrived May 1-Stmr Lusitania.
terdam.
QUEENST0WN-Arrived May 1-Stmr Celtic
from New York for Liverpool
Sailed May 1-Stmrs Baltic and Mauretania
for New York
DoyER-Arrived May 1-Stmr Lapland, from
New York for Antwerp.
SUEZ-Arrived May 1-Stmr Antilochus. from
Tacoma and Victoria for Liverpool.
GIBRALTAR-Arrived May 1-Stmr Berlin
from New York.
S0UTHAAIPTON-Arrive May i1-Stmr New
York from New York
LlNERPO0L-Saied May 1-Stmr Grampanion
for Montreal; stmr Laurentie, for Quebec
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STREAM OF TRAVEL
STEADILY GROWING
ChiyO Maru Will Sail for Orient
Today With Nearly 800
Passengers on Board

HE Japanese liner
Chiyo Maru, Cap
tain w. w. Greene,
will sail at L
o'clock this after
noon for the far
east with about
5000 tons of
freight and 2S5
passengers. There
will be 100 pas
sen gers in the cab
in, so in the sec
ond cabin and 125
in the steera ge.
Among the passen-
gers will be so gov
eminent employees
on their way to the
Philippines.
Among the pas
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sun, Moon and Tide


branch of the United States photographic
office, located in the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the bentft of
Mariners without regard to nationality and free
Of expense. Navigators 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 always be obtained re-
garding lights. dangers to navigation and mat
tiers of interest to ocean commerce.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant, T. S. N. in charge.
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Notice to Mariners

Branch Hydrographic Office. San Francisco. Cal.
May .. 1910.
s. c. Mathews, third officer of the British
steamer Asia. reports that a temporary light
flashing white three flashes every so seconds) 4,
visible about 10 miles. has been installed on Che
lang rock, Chelang point west side of entrance
to Hiechechin bay. Kwantung, China. pending
the construction of a permanent lighthouse.
Also, that fog signal, blasts of five seconds
every So seconds. has been established at Inuboye
Zaki. Shimosa. Japan. ]. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant, L. S. N, in Charge.
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London Wool Sales

LONDON. May Another large selection
was offered at the wool auction sales today.
Crossbreds were in vigorous demand. the home
trade and continental buyers paying full prices.
Americans purchased good mediums and the
continent competed keenly with the home trade
for mernos which realized full prices. Easy
crosshreds were also IN demand Tie number Of
bales offered rodav was II 314.
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$4,000 FOR AvIAToRs

PARIS, May 2.-The new prizes for
aerial feats were announced at a lunch
con given today in honor of Louis Paul
han, the French aeronaut. The COM
bined value of the two latest prizes is
$4,000. One is for a flight from Paris
to London and the other for an aerial
trip in England.
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COTTON FUTURES
81. Louis Wool NIarket

ST. LOUIS. May Wool unchanged. Medium
grades combng and clothing. 20G25c: light fine
lsG24ci heavy fine, 14920c; tub washed, l9d
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Chancc of Masters

Steamer Sea Lark old master L. L. Langren
new master II. r Marshall; steamer General
Frisbie. old master Andrew Samuels. new master
Fred OLSON
Enrolment Steamer Brooklyn, Charles Mat
sen, master.
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Engaged for I,,,mbcr

The British steamer English Monarch which
arrived here from Newcastle. Australia on Sat
urday. was chartered prior to arrival for lumber
from Puget sound to nelagoa bay at OBS.
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Army Transports

The Crook is at Manila.
The Warren is at Shanghai.
The Logan sailed April II from Nagasakf.
homeward bound.
The Buford is in port.
The Sheridan is in port.
The Sherman sailed April IA from Honolulu for
Manila
The Thomas is in port
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- Indicates falling river.
Snow ground at Summit at a. m. today
10 inches.
RIVER FORECAST
The rivers Will continue to fall during the
next two days. n. r. TAYLOR.
Local Forecaster.
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
4 Cargo for HiIo

The steamer Enterprise sailed for Hilo on Sat
urday With cargo valued at Sl26 40 and includ-
ing tho following;
50 bbs four 7 $50 ctls barley. 9S ctls wheat.
81 cris corn. 2.232 bales hay - 93S lbs mill
iced "a 207 los bran 80. 100 his middlings. 134O7
l1s beans -. 900 lbs rice T. 40 lbs salt. $50
TBS sugar O.. 6S2 lbs, and y bread. 3G2l lbs
butter. 29s9 lbs and 10 cheese. (. 500 lbs cod
FISH, $3.50 Dos and as meals. .. 40 lbs coffee.
74n lbs tea. $40 lbs and g dried fruit. 615
lbs snd 20 bKs raisns. $40 lbs lard. 3.G2s Tbs
hams and bacon. $50 lbs fresh meats. / ESQ lbs
dressed poultry: 81 cs. 60 hbls and kits salmon:
3a1 pECs fresh fruits. 81 pkgs vegetables. s.
pkcs onions. go pkGs potatoes. 024 cs canned
goods 3 q23 gals wine. > whisky. Il gals and
0s cs gin. - casks beer. 4S pkgs drugs. .932 OIL
lhe fertilizer :. 500 SKI cement. pkgs automo-
mile parts - cs sewing machines 5000 lbs
soda n nkCs saddery IS rolls leather. So cs
boots snd SHOES 1ST pkcS dry goods. Il pkgs sad
f1ory. 1850 rs kerosene, Is & and 13 bbls OILS.
-3 mules
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MORSE MADE LOAN
TO HEINZE'S BROTHER
Bankers Name Comes Into the
Trial of Copper MaQEate

NEW YORK. May 2.-The name of
Charles w. Morse was brought into the
trial Of F.. Augustus Heinze today by
Otto Heinze, brother of the defendant.
as being partly responsible for one of
the big loans made by the Mercantile
national bank while Heinze was pres
ident in 1907
1t is the loan on which the govern
nent hopes to convict Heinze on q
charge of misappropriatiOn.
Otto Heinze said when he applied TO
his brother for loan of between $500,
600 and 100000 he was referred to
Morse, who, acting for the National
Bank of North America, agreed TO take
half of it.
1t was on October Ia that the $500 900
loan was made.
The government wound up its ex-
animation of Otto Heinze after forcing
admissions that in 1907 Arthur +.
Heinze, another brother. was operating
a syndicate for the purchase of United
copper common stock.
Brewer Found Guilty
NEW YORK. May 2-CharIes Katz.
former president OF the Eastern brew
ing company and cOGefendant in the
Windsor trust company loan case, was
found guilty of larceny in the first de
gree tonight. The maximum penalty is
10 years. KatZ. who is 80 years old and
married, was charged by Donald Persch
and others with selling $4,000 worth
of copper stock put up with the trust
company by an agent OF f. Augustus
Heinze as security for loan of $4,000.
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SAVANNAH. Ca. May 2.-Turpentine- Firm
5N@,c- sales. 200; receipts, 2e5i shipments,
$500 stocks. lbs.
Rosin-Firm. Sales. 2.272; receipts SIG;
shipments. 2.6S5; stocks. - .431. Quotations:
p. s2.go04Q5; d. 81. 20@425: T. A50G
z-55l=; F. 81 5oa4-so; G. S4.soG 49o; H. s.;
I. $40: X. $40: n $3.50: \, $3.50; VIC,
s. IGrI1 30. WV. s. s. d6.OJ.
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Clough s Bodie
Livestock AuctiOneerS
- Regular Weekly AuctiO n Ep

MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. POS, 200 Va
lencia St. at IL a. m 80 all purpose horses
and Mares wagons. buggies carts and harness
Of all kinds. Outside stock sold commission.
Phone Park 2723
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

At Richmond the new grounds were opened to
standing room only and the fans were treated
to snappy game of ball between Santa Rosa
and Point Richmond. Both pitchers twirled
nice Score.
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau San Francisco. May =, 1910.
RAINFALL, DATA
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Memoranda

Br stmr Manhattan, before reported aground
at Newport News, ioated April Is: supposed
unchanged, but will be decided by board of
survey
Stmr Wasp, while docking at Oakland long
wharf May L. ran into telephone cable house.
doing damage; amount not known.
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Liverpool Hons
Naval Stores-Turpentine and RoSin

LIVERPOOL May Hops IL London: Pa
cine coast Efdf5 IS.
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DR.. T. J. Thompson and Miss b. Doherty
wife z. +. Kiel
Evalyn J. Hancock F. A Robertson
Mrs. J. c. Thompson r. T. Underwood
Miss Hancock Harry Smith
Miss &. Lewis A. Fowler and wife
Mrs. r.. J. Hancock Mrs. r. S. Williams
Miss L. Lewis +. Doherty
Leo wescott Mrs J. T. Shields
II. J. Burke Mrs. II. C. Genocho
A. L. Jones Mrs. L. A. Steppiam
Mrs. Taylor Miss Grace Copps
Mrs. A. McNiliams r. c. Beach
J. J. Stevens and wife W II. 0lmstead and
". S Grcgson W. G. Halsted
". A. Trow and wife j. Marks
Miss A. sullivan Mrs. Marks
Miss y. Ranch Mrs. S. Hudson
Miss l.. r. Johnson Dir. f. l.. Cohern and
Miss @. Doherty wife
is Bringing "a Big Cargo
The Kosmos liner sails, which is due
tomorrow from Hamburg, by way of
South and Central America, is bringing
5000 tons of cargo and three pas
sengers. The cargo includes big
shipment of coffee from Central Amer
lea and a large consignment of Euro
pean freight.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to $4,000 feet
The Pacific Mail liner Asia will be
equipped with wireless during its stay
in port.
The steamer Hilonian will sail today
for Honolulu and other island ports by
way of Puget sound.
The Queen will sail today for Sc
attic, and the Casco and Rainier for
the Columbia river
The Sierra and Wilhelmina are due
today from Honolulu, the Elizabeth
from the Coquille river and the f A.
Kilburn from Eureka.
Relief lightship No. IS returned yes
terday from Blunts reef
The Pacific Mail liner Acapulco left
Ancon April % for this port.
The San Jose left Mazatlan April 80
for this port.
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United States branch photographic office, MGR
chants Exchange, San Francisco, May
., 1910
Tho time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cihc standard time G20th merdiaDl, at Sh.
| Dom. COS. Greenwich mean time.
J. G. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. u. S. N. in charge
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-05-03

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