The San Francisco call., 1910-03-09
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Rev. II. A. Wheeler Mrs j. S. Burgess
MANILA
Rev. $. H. Armand Major H. S. Rowland,
Mrs. s. H. Armand U. s. A.
c. L.. Bonney T. A. Kerrigan
Ernest NJ. Burtt Mrs. NJ. Lopez
Capt E. W. Cannadsy George W. Morton
Miss Gertrude Clark ". II. Prideaux
Mrs. w. III. Clark Charles f. Rowe
Rev. =. F. Cottingham G. Schmutz
Mrs. s. F. Cottinsham Mrs W. ". Simms
Daniel W Dougherty Miss Gwendoline P.
A. B. Frost Simms
w. b. Gonder Rev.4H. f. Stndley
Mrs. W. B. Gonder Mrs D. Squires, infant
Carl B. Hard and amah
Psymastsr E. F. Hall, George White
U. S. n. r. Fl. Wood
Mrs. e. F. Hall Mrs. R. H. Wood
Mrs. ]. ]. Armstrong B. C. Lockwood
Miss Marjorie Armstrong Mrs. B. C. lockwood
W. L. Blackett Louis Lowenthal
Mrs. W. J.. Blackett ]. Lowery
Mrs. B. Blocum Mrs. ]. Mackenzie
Mrs. A. g. Bradley Mrs. T. D. Mathus
Mrs. W. II. Burtt Miss w. McC;uiness
Miss E. B. Camp Miss r. Mcdonald
Mrs. c. J. Camp Mrs. ". r. Osborne
Miss h. Callahan Miss Elise Osborne
Miss E. r. Chapman p. l.. Pettigrew
Miss l.. NJ Cleayes Miss III. Plaut
Miss Constance c. Cline Miss b. plant
Miss Alice E. Cline Mrs. L. $. Plaut
Mrs W. B. Cline ". II. Powers
Federico Correa Mrs W. z. Powers
Mrs. Mrs. J. c. W. W. cose Mrs. e .aP.na F. Ranchfus
J: H.. Dopkins ?. H. Rich
Mrs J. H. Dopkins Mrs. E, II. Rich
f. NJ. Elam Miss Florence E. Rich
Miss F. Fox Miss Eva T.. Rich
Miss B. Fox c. f. Rollins Jr.
Mrs. Moses Fox Mrs c. f. Rollins Jr.
Mrs o. G. Freeborn Julius Rotischiid
Mrs E. B. Graham G. Fl. schwartz
NJ. A. Hamburger A. L. Stetson
Miss IDs Norma Hefey Miss Miss J. j. Sutherland tsT
Capt. Edw. Hjorstberg Miss E. B. Sutherland
Hsu Ping Chen, q. G., Miss s. l. Taylor
and servant George ". Tevksbury
Mrs. Hsu Ping Chen Mrs. Roger Welles
Miss Hsu Yoko King D. r. Williams
Mrs. Hsu Fong shee Miss Dorothy Williams
Mrs. Emma B. Kaiser and amah
- JOIN AT HONOLULU
L. P. Bouyillian Mrs. H. c. ordway
F. e. Clark Miss E ordway
Charles Drury Miss H. Ordway
Mrs Charles Drury George Sherman
2. G. Dunn Mrs George Sherman
Mrs. e. G. Dunn Mrs NJ. Steward
J. W. Grant Miss Miss n. Tinkham
Mrs. J. ". Grant Mrs s NJ. Utt
Miss Ida Heindon Mrs. e. r. Way
A. D. Patterson e. r. willard
Mrs. A. d. Patterson Mrs. E. r. Willard
Monticello Chartered by Uncle Sam
The department of commerce and Ia
Dor has chartered the steamer Month
cello to make regular daily trips be-
tween Clay street wharf and the new
immig grafton station on Angel island
The Monticello will leave here at SfS
spd 10 ssx oeoes ssaept snndaS % aaS ss ana
SIS. 1915, 5 andf4:55. The run run be-
tween Clay street and the station will
occupy 25 minutes. From passengers
other than those connected with the
immigration service and those on off,
cial business a fare of SO cents for the
round trip will be exaeted Captain
Cunningham will continue as master OF
the Monticello The immi grafton serv-
ice steam launch Inspector will also
make daily runs between the city and
the station.
VIII BE Ready for Service May
The fast passenger steamer Napa
Valley. recently launched at the Union
iron works for the Monticello steam
ship company. will be ready for service
MAY l. The engines have been in
stalled and the vessel will be ready for
its dock trial about the middle Of this
month The Napa Valley will run
between here and Vallejo and will cut
down the time between here and the
navy yard town from 80 minutes to an
hour, according to the state of the tide
Gets Judgment for Chronometer
The United States circuit court of
appeals affirmed yesterday the judg-
ment for 800 obtained in the lower
court by the Louis weule Company
,eainst w. l. Reed. Weule rented a
S100 chronometer in 1906 TO the owners
of the schooner Amelia. Reed bought
the schooner, in which the chronometer
was placed, and later sold the vessel