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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
BEATEN AT OWN GAME
Christian Nielsen, Alias Nielsen,
Is Proud "Outwitter"

Christian Nielsen. or Nielsen. he
doesn't care which, sometime cook.
waiter, porter and laborer, whose ad-
dress changes as often as the shades
of night fall, is the one man in the
city who holds the distinction of hav-
ing beaten an employment agency at
it's own game. Nielsen. or Nielsen. is
as proud as a chicken over its first egg.
Three or four days ago Nielsen, or
Nielsen, visited Hansen's employment
agency in Fourth street looking for a
job. They sent him out into the coun-
try. but he came back. There wasn't
any job. Then they sent him out again
and again he came back
Now here's fine job" said the
clerk on the third visit. Fifteen miles
out and a ticket on the railroad"
They gave him a ticket to Monterey.
He put up 81 for the job. but discovered
at the depot that Monterey was many
days walk from San Francisco. Then
he came back and wanted his 81. The
employment agency declined, but it
wanted it's ticket. Nielsen, or Nielsen.
declined to give it up
Then Hansen visited the bond and
warrant clerk and Nielsen. or Nielsen.
was served with a warrant telling him
he was charged with getting a rail-
road ticket under false pretenses.
Thinking that he was being sued for
the money he visited the labor COM
missioner.
On the latter's advice he hustled to
the Southern Pacific offices. turned in
the ticket, obtained therefor s3 which
was 81 more than he had invested, then
hustled back TO Deputy Labor Com
missionSr Jones to boast of his good
fortune. II beat dot Hansen out; yes?'
he said. and then with a wondrous
smile he disappeared
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
Eastern Livestock Market


CHICAGO, July ls.-Cattle-Receipts, est
mated 81 5000. Market stesdY. Beeves. S5-259
SO; Texas steers, S41Od6.50: western steers,
S59I; stockers and feeders, s3.60m5.T5; cows
aud heifers. S2.T5 50; calves. S3.50MS.25.
Hcgs-Receipts, estimated at 10000. Market
weak for light. others steady. Light, SS9o@
s.25; mixed. Ss6009.25; heavy. $S.204s SO;
rough, Ss.20as40 good 10 choice heavy, S.. 500
$50 pigs. s. s9009.25; bulk Of sales, Ss 80 90
Sheep-Recepts. estimated al 10000 Market
steady Native, S2-650 %: western. 81 5ogI
D. yearlings. s.. 40d5.25; lambs, native $3.50
0T-15, western 81 -5097-15.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. July 14-Cattle- Receipts.
1000. Stronger. Native steers, S3.T5dS; cows
AID heifers. S325G6; western steers. $500
e.25. range COWS and heifers So 70: can,
ners. s. 50Q3. 80. stockers and feeders. $500 q
5.I5; calves. S4d7; bulls and stays, etc, S3@
Hogs-Receipts. 500 Market strong TO sc
higher. Heavy. SsHS.35: mixed. SS.204s. 40:
light. Ss-3oa S.05; pigs, SI.J09s; bulk Of sales'
Sheep-Receipts. 5 400. Market steady to
easier. Nearlines. S425N5; wethers. S3.50G
40; ewes, S2.75a SIS: lambs. $eG6.s5.
5000. Market steady Native steers. 81. S5fd ;;
cows and hcifers. s.. 50d7: st0ckers and feeders.
S227lI 30. bulls =. 3.25d4 80; calves s4d .. 90:
western steers, $40 07-25; western cows, $3g
IIo~s-Receipts. 5000. Market. light steady.
heavy weak. Bulk Of sales. Ss.30dS.I0; heavy,
s. 2ndS 80. packers and butchers. Ss.35d $50;
light. SN.G0NS.S5, pigs. SS.25M so
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market steady. Mut-
ions. S3.50a# -; lambs S5-15d675; fed weth-
ers and yearlinss, Ss@4.T5; fed western ewes,
$3.50 ..
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
CIVIL SERVICE TO HOLD
LOCAL EXAMINATIONS
August 10 Set as Date for Test
of Aspirants

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces the following exam
nations will be held in this city ON
August 10:
Cataloguer in zoology. Smithsonian
institution.
First class steam engineer. custod-
Ian service.
Second class or assistant steam en-
gineer. custodian service.
The examination for steam engineer
and assistant steam engineer is 10
be held for the purpose of filing va
cancies in the postofice building at
Cleveland. Ohio
Aid, Coast and Geodetic survey.
Scientific assistant (male) bureau o.
fisheries.
Lantern slide colorist (femaIe).
For application blanks and further
information concerning these examina
tions apply to the secretary. Twelfth
civil service district. postoffice building.
San Francisco, giving the title of the
examination.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
Gossip of RailWaymen
BENJAMIN CONDOR. general
agent of the Hawley lines. has

agent of the Hawley lines. has
~ always been braggart about
the Irish blood that courses through his
veins. Naturally the railroad frater-
nifty has admired him for standing up
so gallantly for his ancestry. but they
think he has gone the limit in having
the floor of his new office in the Shell
don building painted light green.
A painter of Swedish extraction per-
formed the work on the floor and dur
ing the time he was painting remarked:
Huh, green is a mighty funny color
to paint a floor
Never mind about the color" said
Condor. paint the floor"
by golly." muttered the Swede a few
minutes later, you must bane Irish.
Green, ha, hal''
Say. came back Condor. fero-
ciously, green is a good color. L ike
it. You say much more about IL ana
I'll have a golden harp painted over 1t
Paul d. Chandler. general freight
agent of the Mutual transit company
which operates a line Of steamers on
Lake Erie between Buffalo and Du-
luth, is visiting in this city.
In the offices of the Southern Pacific
at Houston. Tex, there are now in use
Is. monographs for recording letters
dictated by the officers, taking the
place of stenographers. The audittns
department has four of the machines,
the freight department eight and the
freight traffic department four
E<H,e .
agent of the Canadian Pacific, has re-
agent of the Chicago. Milwaukee and
st. Paul. c. p. McGhee. formerly with
the Southern Pacific at Los Angeles,
has been appointed his successor.
The next annual meeting of the So
ciety- OF Railway Financial Officers will
be held at the Hotel Chamberlain. Old
Point Comfort. Va. October 20 and 26.
An officer of the New York Central,
not named is quoted in an interview to
the effect that the time taken by the
interstate commerce commission to de-
eide to approve an increase in the
freight rate on flour from Buffalo to
the Atlantic seaboard has cost his COM
pany $3.50, 900; that is to say, the COM
mission has now justified an advance
which ought to have been made several
months ago.
Why says this officer, shouldn't
we call on the shippers for reparation.
as they do on us when the commission
decides that we have been charging
rates which are too high?"
E. w. Clapp. district freight and pas
senger agent of the Southern Pacihc,
with office at Fresno, was in the city
yesterday attending to a large amount
of business that has piled up on him
here.
The Tonopah and Goldfield has let a
contract TO Charles Kline for the build
ing of several shops, roundhouses, etc.
The western Pacific has begun its
campaign of advertising by the mail
ing of several thousand postal cards to
shippers throughout the country. The
postal announces that the line has been
open for freight business since early In
January. and that passenger business
will begin the latter part of next
month.
H. w. Adams. traffic manager of the
Pacific fruit express, with headquarters
at Sacramento, was in the city yester-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
CHINESE RELINQUESH
FIGHT AGAINST RAID
Twenty-Five Plead Guilty and
Are Fined

The 50 Chinese arrested by Ser
geant Matheson and the Chinatown
squad on Wednesday night for gam
bling at Is and 90 Ross alley. although
protected by an Injunction. appeared in
Police Judge Cenlan's court yesterday.
After Matheson and Assistant District
Attorney Cenlon had a consultation. the
Chinese pleaded guilty and COnlOn
moved that 10 be fined S. each and
the others dismissed. which was done.
In Judge Deasy's court the cases of
the 12S Chinese arrested at Ross
alley during raid by District Attor-
ney Fickert. on June 80. were called
and it was agreed that Is plead guilty
and be fined IS each, and the others
were dismissed.
The cases of the seven keepers ar
rested at Patsey WoIfe's Lion club.
1875 O'Farrell street, were continued
until today.
For keeping a craps game at 54S
Valencia street. Ralph e. Sanford was
convicted by Police Judge Deasy and
fined SIS. Two visitors were dismissed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
Cotton Market


NEW YORK. July 14-Hutton's wire says:
''Tbe covering movement in July and August,
which started YESTERDAY was continued to some
extent TODAY aud although spot houses sold in
= rather liberal way il Il probable that run
sWav market would have developed but for the
heavy selling by the hCil leaders. The new
crops svmpathized with the advance only in q
small way which is rather surprising. consider
inE the uupromisng outlook for the growing
crop. both in America and Egypt.
The detailed weather report today showed
continued rains I'm the eastern belt and also
some precipitation in Texas These showers are
very favorable 20 boil weevil propagation. and
there Is talk of their depredations. In
some Instances the ground is reported as liter
ally covered with punctured squares, blooms and
young bolls.
After II O'Clock old crop positions held right
mp close 10 the top. and while room traders were
selling The new crop prices yielded only slightly
The Journal II Commerce says: Merchants
coming % the conclusion manufacturers
reached some time ago concerning cotton prices.
II win take 2 food OF early cotton in the mar
ket in September 10 break prices 10 a level that
viii make manufacturing profitable at present
prices"
spot closed quiet. - points higher. Middlng
uplands, Ice; Co gulf, 16.25c Sales, 1o.1l2
hg1oS
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
New York 1IetaI Market

N NEW YORK. July Is.-Stsndard copper weak
Spot. li.5o0 II .e0c: July. August. September and
October. 1i.J00 II DOC London. steady al f53 SIS
81 futures. f54 Is Sd. Arrivals reported At New
York today. ll5 tons Custom house returns
show exports of 1-4l9 tons. making 9.791 far
fbis month. Lake copper j. quoted at 12. GO y n
12.sTla electrolytic. - 25@ l2.50c; casting.
Tin easy. spot y 55G32 zoe: July 81. .s5d
22.72lae August. - % a -. Coo: September.
b 5JlI -. 70c; October. %. 62i eI32 soc Sales.
= fons July at - zoe and tons August at
3 65e. london, quiet: spot fl4s l5s futures,
f149 lis Cd
Lead quiet al $3.50 4.s5c New York and 30
q 80 East St. louis. London. spot f12 lis Sd.
Spater. easy az 5s9a5.50c New York and
za0G5c East st. Louis. London unchanged at
30 7s 4d
Iran unchanged st As 9d for Cleveland war
rsHfs in london. Local market quiet. No l
foundry northern. sea 1913: No. ? S16d 1925:
scfr. Sl6d 1928.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15

rison-AH work except exeavating and furnish
Ing OF steel Tor one story brick building In line
et Polk street, 81 5 of Jackson. 3o:S by
1926; $500.
John A. Varni with NOrio Cavaglia-An work
except plumbing for three story and basement
frame building In y line of Clay street. 80 " OF
Mason, w 20 by y 60; S.. 500.
> & H. Lachman estate company win Pacific
rolling Mill eOmpany-Steel work and rigging for
three story and basement building at corner
OF Fremont and Market streets. SW 1876 By Sc
1875: S44. 600.
Mortimer Fleishhacker with Globe electrical
works. William ) Shook 4 Son-Electric work
and plumbing. etc, for three story and base
ment frame building at SW corner OF Fourth and
Brsnnan streets, W 100 by 35; SCOT.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
A rainy condition has developed over the great
basin. Thunder storms have occurred In the
Sierra and in the mountains of Utah, Arizona
and Nevada Rain has fallen generally through
Arizona, western Colorado. Utah and Nevada.
East of the Rocky mountains the weather has
been clear and very warm. In the Mississippi
valley and east TO the Atlantic the weather Is
cloudy, warm and somewhat unsettled
The most noticeable temperature change is in
western Minnesota, where the temperature has
risen % degrees, and the next at Denver, where
there has been rise of 16 degrees. In western
Nebraska the Dakotas and Montana maximum
temperatures range from 80 to 80 degrees, while
| In Wyoming 1t has reached 100 degrees. On the
Pacific slope cooler weather prevails and In Ne
yada there has been a drop of from II to %
degrees
The relative humidity at Red Blur was 81
and at Fresno SO per cent.
Forecast for the 80 hours ending at midnight
Friday, July 10:
For San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy, unset
tied weather Friday; moderate southwest winds.
For the Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Friday /;
| light south winds: moderate temperature.
For the Sacramento valley-Cloudy Friday, not
so warm; moderate south winds.
For the San Joaquin valley--Cloudy Friday !;
showers in the foothills: brisk south winds
Fer California south of the Tehachapi-Cloudy
Friday moderate south winds; showers in the
mountains.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
SEARCH is BEGUN
FOR RUNAWAY GIRL
Is Year Old Lois Spencer Flees
From Detention Home

The police and Superintendent Knopf
of the Pacific humane society are
searching for the daughter of Mrs.
Cora Douthftt, nurse, 391 Golden Gate
avenue, who has assumed the name of
Lois Spencer. The girl is Is years of
age and was taken by Mrs. Hall to
a house conducted by Roma Graham at
146 Turk street about two months ago.
She was taken from there and placed
in the Juvenile detention home, but
escaped.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
Los Angeles Produce Market
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES. July l4.-Receints OF eggs
were light today and the market was firm, bu
DO advance in price made Butter and
cheese were STEADY. New potatoes arc scarce
and the market IS firm. shipments from tbs
north are expected early next week.
Receipts Of produce We're; Eggs, l2e cases
tatoes. IS sacks
Cheese-Northern fresh, lie; eastern twins
1Sia Qz0c- chedlars. 20c; longhorn. zoe; daisy
la02Uc; swiss, domestic, 23926ci brick cream
ice.
Butter-Creamery extra, 3il2c ID: hrsts 3o'
-5 &c lb.
Eggs Local ranch. candled, hrsts. SAC; cas-,
count, soc; eastern 1vesh, 2Se; storage extras
2Gc.
Beans-No. pink. ST.25 No. limas. S4.75
Lady Washington, S4.75d5; small whites, s.
blackeyes. So; garvanzss. $3.50; lentils 81.
Petatoes-Aew potatoes. Sl.15dl-25 ctl, .
b luc a lug box.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
TSoeciol Dispotch TO The Call

EUREKA, July 14-Steam schooner Pren.iss
arrived today and will load lumber at Fields
landing for the return trip TO San Francisco
Steam schooner Lakme. which arrived today.
is loading lumber at Arcata wharf for the return
trip.
Steamer Acme, from San Francisco, will lead
lumber at Arcata wharf
Steamer +. A. Kilburn departed for San Fran
cisco this afternoon with freight, nail and
passengers.
Steamer c. C. Lindauer left this afternoon
for san Francisco with cargo of lumber
loaded Occidental mill wharf.
Steamer Raralh is due from San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
Iondnn MonI sales

LONDON. July IA miscellaneous sssOrt-
lnent ~ laei9 bales was offered al the wool auc-
Tinn sales today The demand active and
prices were steady. With good woods showing
hardening tendency. The continent took the
bulk Of fbe merinos. while most of the
hretls were secured by home trade Victorian
creasF sold is 4d
L0NDON. July IA sale Of sheePskins was
held in Mincing lane here today There was
good demand for the offerings, which were in
fair condition and amounted 10 eS00 bales
Merinos and crossbreds declined = q I'D.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
SuppIies for Honolulu

The schooner Transit Was cleared for Honolulu
or Wednesday with 10000 cs Kerosene Dos
drums and 30 gasoline. 20 cs nsphtha l25
drums distillatc. 30 and bbs oils % cs
1empware, s9S pkgs pottery 10 cs soap. ] 700
lbs putty. - - matches. 250 bales paper. 4I5.-
SOB ms fertilizer. $3.50 II lumber 800 railroad
lies. ! 600 posts and 100 g canned goods valued
pt $50 669.
a The steamer Sierra sailed for Honolulu on Sat
Il 2sy with cargo valued at Sl3s2l and includ-
fng the following
2I5 bbls 1our. 25lG pkgs fresh fruits 131
pkes vegetables, 1.255 pkgs potatoes 3a4 pkgs
onions. 3724 lbs garlic, 1880 lbs beans i 800
lbs dried fruit. 6.096 lbs dried fish 720 lbs
rsisins 1850 lbs meals. 1860 lbs butter TSH
lbs and cheese 120 cs eggs 555 lbs and
81 bread. G.543 lbs and 80 pkgs candy 40
canned goods. 6.655 lbs and - meals 50
cfls corn. 9-9S9 lbs hams and bacon sT4 lbs
hops 400 bales hay. .. $50 lbs lard. 81 $50 Ibs
malt 075 lbs dressed poultry. 2.04t Ihs meas
$3.50 ctls barley, l32 pkgs picked salmon, .6sJ
lbs sugar. 1850 lbs tea. T.46I gals and IL cs
wine. - gals and 40 cs whisky. mineral
water. Il cs grapejuice. 562 gals gin. 1876 gals
and cs alcohol S IS typewriters. % rs station
cry. 290 lbs and Z pkgs tobacco. IS cs cigars
and cigarettes ~ pkgs wagon material. $50 es
soap 80 pkgs saddlery. SO rolls leather 80 cs
boots Ond shoes. lT9 pkgs dry goods. q cs
sporting goods. u cs sewing machines. 307 pkgs
paints. 256 and 30 bbls oils. y pkgs machin-
cry. 80 cyls gas, 1sl pkgs drugs. automobiles
and pkgs parts, IOj cs ammunition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
ARMY WATER BARGE
GOES TO SHIPYARD
Ell Aguador Will Have Pumps In.
stalled at Once and Will Be
Equipped With Power Later

Fl 4 new army
water boat El Ag-
uador was taken
over to the United
en- gineering works
yesterday to have
installed a steam
pump with a capa-
city of handling
1000 gallons of
water a minute.
The pump belonged
to the army and
its installation will
make the water
barge immedia tely
available for serv-
ice. Before long,
however, bids will
be called for for
installing DOW e r
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
TINE CLOCKS NAY RING

TINE CLOCKS MAY RING-Time clocks may
be installed In the custom house. For many
years time books have been kept by the
various departments, but Special Agent George
f. Claiming of Boston and Customs Agent
A. F. Statter of Washington. ID. c.. who
making the annual inspection Of the customs
service found yesterday that the employees of
the government have been abusing the time
book method OF reporting on and OF duty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
Time Ball

United States branch photographic effce, Mer
chants Exchange, San Francisco, July
II, 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel dropped today exactly at noon. Pa
cific standard time (120th meridianl, or at Sh.
com. 0Us. Greenwich mean time.
J. C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant U. S. NJ In charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
U. S. Branch Hydrographic once

branch of the United States hydrographic
office located in the Merchants, Exchange, Is
maintained In San Francisco for the benefit of
N ariners without regard to nationality aud free
Of expense. Navigators 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-
gardiug lights, dangers to navigation and mat
ters of interest to ocean commerce.
j. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. s. N, In charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15

The Buford left Seattle June % Cor Alaska.
The Crook Is at Manila
The Dix is Puget sound.
The Logan IL al Manila.
The Sheridan is in port
The sherman sailed July for Manila and ar
rived July y 1t Honolulu.
The Thomas II in port.
The Warren is al Manila.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
Building Contrasts

T. H. and Elise J. Kugeler with Kiel and
Glunz-To erect two story and basement frame
building in " line of Twenty first avenue. 275 y
of street. y % by W 120; 81 SEQ.
Bothin real estate company with Mason & Nor
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
spot closed quiet. - points higher. NIiddling
lands, Ice; Co gulf, 16.25c. Sales, 1o.1l2
1t. Louis Wool Market

ST. LOUIS. July 14-Market steady Me-
dium grades. combing and clothing. 22623iac:
light me. l70lSc; heavy inc, l3G l4c; tub
washed 25ta n d32iac
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
shipmenfs for the North

The steamer Umstilla sailed for Victoris on
Tuesday with cargo consigned to the port of
destination and 10 other British American cities
valued Al So 4ST and including the following:
o'g-<'g lus u.leu llu't, 9a.o.t iDS IaIshs, 10
tables 1lS9 pkgs fresh fruits. 135 lbs coffee.
$40 lbs chocolate. 250 cs canned goods. % cs
mineral water, 60 pkgs onions. 10000 lbs salt
So gals wine al lbs tobacco. 565 rolls roofing.
80 pkgs paints. 4 bhs oil. pkgs machinery. 5
rolls leather. u cyls gas. 21 pkgs electrical
bbs asphalt
The steamer also had 2 pkgs agricultural i'm
Islands
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
NaraI stores-Turpenffne and Rosin

SANANAAH. Ca. July -Turpentlne STEADY
- G4al 0G5c- sales. sos; receipts, ST4; ship
meurs 2al. stool S.3l7.
Rosin-Firm. Receipts. 2.24s: shipments
2.522. stock. IS 100. sales. > 103 Quote: B.
s525. y. $40: r. $3.50: F. S5.5II5: q. $50:
IT. S5.e2ia: T. S5G5. X $50; NJ 1913; "
s. 90: VIC IS %: WV S6z5
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
& AUCTION SALE @

Saturday. June Is. IL a. NJ, As head OF all
purpose horses, % all kinds OF wagons. buggleS
and carts. 81 sets OF harness. 557 4th ST..
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15

extra choice. 7d7kc: fancy. TA@T1sc.
kaislns-Quiet Loose muscstels. 35s d534 c
choice 70 fancy seeded. - G6%c; seedless, 3sz
4isc London layers, Sl-20dl25.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
standard oil Passes the Buck

The STANDARD oil company, in a COM
munication received yesterday by the
harbor commission, pleads not guilty
to the charge of allowing the surplus
oil from its pipe at Meiggs wharf to
drain into the bay. They pass the
buck to the City electric company s
sewer and the harbor commission has
instructed Engineer Barker to make
an investigation.
Asia Is Due Tomorrow
The Pacific Mail liner Asia, Captain
Harry Gaukroger. is not expected to ar
rive here before tomorrow morning.
The Asia from China and Japan, left
Honolulu at noon last Saturday. The
liner has on board "a cabin passengers
and 100 in the steerage. The cargo of
$500 tons includes 1900 tons of over
land freight<and SO tons of raw silk.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 3,01s,000 feet
The French bark Bayard, from Brest
for Portland, was towed into Monte
video yesterday after having lost its
rudder.
Twenty-four coasters came in
through the Golden Gate yesterday be-
tween sunrise and sunset
The army transport Sherman. out
ward bound for Manila, is at Honolulu
with it's port engine broken.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15

CHICAGO. July -Butter-Steady. Cream
cries. 25G 2Sc: dairies. 231 26c-
EgCs-keceipts 9 $40 cases. Steady: at mark,
cases included l0@l4c: frsts, I5c; prime hrsts,
lie
Cheese-Steady. Daisies 152 a 16c; twins. 10
u I5lac; Young Americas, Is "a l6c; longhorns,
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
Weather Report


United States department of agriculture
Weather bureau-San Francisco. July "A.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
Army Transnorfs

Change of Masters
Steamer Apache-0ld master. Z. Fouratt Jr.
new master, p. \. Rideout.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15
BY United wireless

IuufsudN, july IA.
STEAMER ENTERPRISE Hence July Q. II M.
for Hilo; July 49, p m, $50 miles out; fine
weather.
STEAMER ATLAS-Left Richmond July 10, a.
m, with barge in tow: July 13, p m. off
Hecate head. clear: gentle northwest breeze
and moderate sea; barometer 29.Sl; tempera-
ture 6I.
STEAMER ADMIRAL SAMPSoN-Herce July IL
! p. m, for Seattle: July 13. p. m, OF
Mack arch: moderate northwest breeze and
sea; all well.
STEAMER ASIA-Left Honolulu July 8. 10 a.
IN. for San Francisco: July 10. p. M, 745
miles from San Francisco; all we'll
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15

The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's Santa Rosa sailed yesterday for
Southern California with about ESQ pas
sengerS Among them were:
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-15

PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE
Depth at mean low water, entrance to harbor.
PLACE [ Et Date Remarks