The San Francisco call., 1910-06-20

"a michael ana other
posts, will be car
ried by the Buford
back TO San Fran
=: cisco.
Seattle May Win Work
4 IS reported that the Heffernan dry
cock company of Seattle made the low
esI DID Tor the repair of the TRANSPORT
A-ioinas when bids were opened by the
8u9rtermaster's department SATURDAY.
ne award VIII be made from Washing
ION whence the proposals win be for
steward Beaten by Sailors
10 us Larsen, steward of the army
@nsport tug Slocum. went into the
-leIo oor emergency hospital yesterday
I'm broken nose. blackened eyes and
= Torn lip. which he said he had re-
lived from some sailors on the tue
,.lotSlsin had been made of his man
5T - AZ. ~ OF the galley, and Larsen was
- - MOOD Tor criticism. His attempt
70 punish the sailors kept Doctor TiiIN
- 80 pIsg with needles and dressings
-of haf an hour.
PRESIDENT Brings Fight Fans
large number of passengers, in
S.u9tng many disappointed fight fans
oI Seattle, who were hopeful when sail
LHs, arrived here yesterday afternoon
On tne steamer President. There were
81 were steer
- ~ tile entire number IS were
oOuAd Tor the south. The weather COM
s-s Gown was warm and the sea
smooth, so that dancing was entoyed
on the deck in the evenings. A general
Safgo Of freight amounting TO 2400
tons was carried.
schOOBers Race 10 Port
"o races into port-by steam schoon-
- ended yesterday. The Prentiss
SaptaAn Iverson, made the VOYAGE down
from Eureka in % hours as against %
1S4ulred BY the Aberdeen. Captain Rees
Inc Newburg, Captain Norberg. took
% nours from Grays Harbor while the
santa Monica. Captain Olsen came in in
ei, NIKE fitzgerald, the lookout for
Nie merchants' exchange at Meiggs
Nharf was unofficial time keeper. =
Nippon Maru Sails Tomorrow
The Nippon Maru will sail on sched-
ule time for the orient at 1 o'clock to-
held IN quarantine. It will carry 900
tons OF cotton. 500 rolls of leather and
miscellaneous cargo. Reservations
rave been made for 40 cabin passen-
Water Front Notes
Lumber brought into San Francisco
yesterday by sea amounted to 4,50O 600
Captain Nelson Of the Golden Gate
NE saving station reported yesterday
Anolng two spars which had drifted
ashore south Of the Cliff house. evil
oently from the huge log raft which
was toWed by here last week from the
north.
Tie steamer China. en- route from the
orient, arrived At Honolulu Sunday
The Norwegian steamer Jethout Cap
tain ErlEOld. sailed yesterday for Ma
nalnlo, while the Hercules. Captain
Bjerk flying the same flag. arrived
WITH q cargo of oriental merchandise
from Hongkong.
The British steamer Dakotah Cantaif,s
yesterday following her arrival under
ballast from Japan, where she dis
charged cargo of petroleum for the
STANDARD OIL company.
Chattanooga in Tow
HONOLULU, June Is.-With the port
propeller carried away and otherwise
disabled. SO that it was impossible to
proceed under its own steam. the steam
er Chattanooga was picked up at sea
yesterday by the steamer Cleveland
which now has the Chattanooga in tow
wireless messages from the Chatta-
nooga informed the agents here that
that they viii arrive Wednesday.
BY United wireless
Sunday. June 10.
miles south Of Point Arena; clear; calm; +;
smooth: barometer 3O.0S; temperature IS.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-June is, D. m
- miles north of Point Sur; light southwest
wind; sea smooth; all well.
STEAMER sIERRA-June Is. S p. m. 112 miles
from iightshpi light southwest wind; smooth
sea- me- clfar weather
STEAMER ADMIRAL SAMPSoN-June Is 5:45
o. M. passed Point Sur; fine, clear weather.
gentle northerly breeze and smooth sea
STEAMER MAVERICK-Ieft Seattle June Is 8
D. M. D. ~ OF Port Townsend: clear
weather; barometer 2S-90: temperature Sc.
STEAMER ARGYLL-June- 1s. 7:30 p. m
passed Cape Blanco; hne weather; light south
east wind. sea smooth: all well.
STEAMER COL. E. I. DRAKE-June Is n
M. on Tmatila ligbtship; clear: northeast
wind: smooth sea; barometer 29.9s; temper
ature 81
STEAMER CHARLES EELSoN-June Is n
M. 10 miles north Hecate head; strong south
east wind moderate sea: rain.