The San Francisco call., 1910-06-30
saved by Injured Comrade

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Mrs Mabel F. Price
Saved by Injured COn1rade
Thomas Carroll, who lives at 44e
BRYANT street and is employed by the
Healy and Tibbitts construction com
Pany' was knocked into the bay yes
have been drowned # James @isu HapeVl new
a, fellow worker. who was also injured
by the .scantling. had not jumped in
after him and held his unconscious
/ body on the surface until further as
Sistance arrived.
The men were working on a pile
driver in ferry slip No. ;. The plank
fell from the top of the drivers mast
and struck Carroll on the side of the
head. knocking him unconscious into
the bay. Haney was also struck by
the plank which hit him in the mouth.
breaking some teeth AMI splitting his
lips.
form of his comrade in the water he
forgot or disregarded his own hunt
and jumped to the rescue. Both men
were treated at the harbor hospital,
addition TO severe contusions and abra-
sions Of the face and head, had prob
ably sustained fracture of the skull.
Naval Militia VIII Sail Saturday
The state naval militia will leave
here saturday night on the cruiser
Marblehead on one of the most am
bilious cruises the citizen sailors of
California have attempted.
o'clock Saturday night. The first port
of call viii be Eureka, where the
Humboldt county detachment will be
taken on board From there the
Marblehead viii go 10 Portland, later
continuing its way north to Puget
sound.
Eureka will be again visited. Much
is expected from this cruise, which will
be long enough TO enable those with
III balanced stomachs to get over their
vii a q 1seaa1
home.
The state naval militia is said TO be
in better shape now than at any time
in its history. Officers and men have
tackled the job of mastering their
duties in earnest. Among the officers
and some good seamen. They have a
good ship and expect TO justify the
action of the navy department in Civ
ing them a real cruiser on which to
train themselves TO be of use to their
country in time of need.
HarbOr Commission Meets Today
The state board of harbor commits
sioners will hold its regular weekly
meeting this morning in the ferry de-
pot, and after adjournment will go into
session with the governor and mayor
as a seawall commission for the pur-
pose of considering bids for the con-
struction of section 10 of the Seawall.
The principal business at the regular
meeting will be the renewal of the
three year contract for the electric
lighting Of the ferry depot and water
front.
Engineer Barker has been directed to
prepare plans and specifications for
the construction on a. state lot at the
corner of First and East streets of a
roundhouse TO accommodate six loco
motives and an overhead crane for the
handling of heavy machinery This
VIII be part Of the equipment OF the
belt railroad, which will be an impor
tant factor at the south end on ac-
count Of the number of large steamship
companies located there.
Ship Owners Fined
The following owners of vessels have
been fined by the treasury department
for not having the proper equipment
on their crafts: Harry H Crowley,
Martinez master of the launch Quebec.
no whistle, $3.50: l. Haralambu. Mar
unez' master of the sloop Fog. no fog
horn. $3.50; c. Amaducci, Black Dia-
mond, master Of a launch with ne name,
and owned by L. Caldarells. neither
whistle nor light, s2,50S; Antoine Silva,
master Of the Twilight, owned by Hen
ry Peterson of San Francisco, failure
TO record change of master $40: no
fog horn, $3.50.
Water Front Notes
The Pacific Mail liner Peru is due to-
DAY from Panama and way ports The
company officials expect the liner late
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2,255,0 feet. -
The liner Asia. homeward bound
sailed yesterday from Yokohama for
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
1anys Umatilla, homeward bound from
Nom Nome; was I24 miles from Seattle at
The army transport Buford sailed
Yesterday from Seattle for Alaska with
posts.
The Oceanic. steamship company's
liner Sierra sailed at 10 o'clock vester-
day morning from Honolulu for this
The Matson navigation company's
steamer Lurline sailed yesterday for
with freight and passengers.
BY United Miracles.