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EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS or MEATHFR CnNnITI0Ns

SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
The pressure is rising slowly on the northern
half of the Pacific coast With the exception of
q few showers in the Siskiyou mountains and
the Rogue river valley there has been no rain on
the Pacific slope Cloudy weather with light
showers is reported in Kansas and Missouri but
otherwise pleasant weather prevails throughout
the country.
In California there have been no changes of
consequence except that it is about six de-
erees warmer in the great valley and therefore
favorable for rgisin making. Afternoon tempara-
tlIres range from So at Sacramento TO Sc at
Fresno. In the east afternoon temperatures have
been generally above so. The following high
temperatures reported: Abilene. "a: Okla
bona, e6; Dodge City. 90. and Montgomery o.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was 50
and at Fresno 81 per cent
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Wednesday,
somewhat warmer: light north winds.
Santa Clara vslley-Fair Wednesday; light
north winds
Sacramento Yalley-Fsir wednesday; light
north winds.
San Joaquin valley-Fair Wednesday, moder-
ately warm: light north winds.
California, south of the Tehachapi-Fair on
Wednesday: light north winds changing to south
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST
Items of Interest to Mariners
of the Pacific
L IcA.-I Tl:.A-I~L 4. IL. C.ul
TSpcciol Dispoich 10 The {

EUREKA, Sept. 20.-The first vessel to cross
the bar this morning was the steamer State OF
California, that steamer having arrived from
San Francisco with freight, mail and passengers
at $50 o'clock. 1t will sail on the return trip
tomorrow at noon.
The steamer Lakme arrived from San Fran
cisco this afternoon at 4:25 o'clock and pro-
ceeded to the Arcata wharf. where a lumber
cargo will be taken on board for the return trip.
Departing this morning at II O'Clock was the
steamer Whittier. which brought cargo of fuel
oil for the Humboldt Transit company.
LOS ANGELES, Sept. observation-disclosures
Governor. from Seattle; steamer George ". Ell
der from San Diego: steamer Beaver from
Portland: steamer Carmel, from Portland;
steamer Katherine from Eureka; steamer Tahoe
from Grays Harbor.
sailed-Steamer George w. Elder for Port
land: steamer Helen r. Drew. for Greenwood. .
steamer j. B. Stetson. for Aberdeen; steamer En-
core for Coos bay
PORTLAND. Sept. 2o.-At the test made of
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Sept oO-Standard copper.
weak; spot, September. October. November and
December, 12-o5d12-15c. London. steady; spot.
f55: futures, f55 lis. Arrivals reported at New
York today so tons. Customs house returns
show exports of 20 o9T tons far this month.
Lake copper. I2.50@12.T T5c; electrolytic, 12.SI12
q 10. 4212c: casting, 1212h dl2.3T15c.
Tin, weak; spot, 81. 4.621a d34. .e0c; September.
"a. .62lk asa s5e: October. 34.5o@34 75c; Novem-
ber "a .25d3z. .60c; December. 34.15M3450c. Lon
don. dull; spot, f15S 5s; futures, f157 IS.
Lead. easy: spot, 4.3Tl5 @4.40e New York /;
4.20d4.30c East st. Louis. London, spot tl2
12s Sd.
Spelter. easy; 5.5O@5.eoc New York; 5.371A@
.. .42I5c East 81. Louis. London. spot. f23 IS Sd.
Iron. Cleveland warrants. 4ss in London 10
cally the market was quiet; No l foundry north
ern. S15.50d16: No. .. S15.25d15.75: No. 1
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'' los Angeles Produce Market
Sbeciol Dispatch 10 The Call

:. LOS ANGELES Sept. 20-Eggs were firm on
.fhe produce exchange today. Butter sold well.
cheese WAS steady.
Receipts of produce were; Eggs. Io3 cases;
butter. 1896 pounds: cheese. 2.sI7 pounds
potatoes. l,641 sacks: beans. 80 sacks; onions,
a23 sacks; sweet potatoes. go sacks.
Eggs lper doZen)-LOcal ranch. csndled, 4Ic;
10. case count buying price. SIC: eastern fresh.
.35c; eastern storage packed, extra, goa sc;
storage seconds. 26c
Butter lper lb)-Cslifornia creameries, extras
.32i5c; do Grsts, Sic; cooking, 25c; ladle. 25c
Cheese (per lb)-Northern fresh. I7MI7ibc:
large anchor. lSc; do twins 1SI5c: eastern
-.iaisies,. l9WlS5sc; eastern longhorns IS@ISIz
eastern chedoars. 20c; domestic swiss 23025c;
cream brick. l9c; limburger. I9c
P Beans per ctl)-No. ] pink S6 %. No
gimas. 50; 10 Lady Washington 81 50: No
J. small whites, $50, No. 1 blsckeyes &575:
SzM&
Potatoes (per ctl)-Highisnd. 81 40dl 80: To-
cal Burbanks. Sl25: Salinas 81 ls5.
Sweet Potatoes lper ctD-YellOw, SI75G2
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
lings, s4.75@5.75; lambs. native, s5.25@7.25;
do western, $5.5QQ7.25.
OMAHA

lings, s4.75@5.75; lambs. native, s5.25G7-25;
do western, $5.5QQ7.25.
OMAHA
OMAHA. Sept. o.-Cattle-Receipts. IL .0oo.
Market 10Ml5c lower. Native steers, $450G
80: cows and heifers s3G3T5; western steers.
S3.I5@6.50: range and heifers. S275M
4-60; Gamers. S2.5o63- 80: stockers and feed
ers. 1925; calves. $3@7; bulls, stays, ETC..
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market lod15c lower
Heavy, $s606s.90; mixed. sST0Gs.e0; light.
$ed9.25; pigs, $s.5o@9.25; bulk Of sales, IS. 65@
$50
Sheep-Receipts. 1900. Market steady Year
lings. S4.60G5.50; wethers. S3.75@425; ewes,
$3.50G3.90; lambs s64OdT.
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 20.-Cattle-Receipts,
l.000. Market steady 20 weak. Native steers.
S5-z5ds; native cows and heifers. S2.7506. 10;
stockers and feeders. 3.25m6: bulls $3@4:
calves. S4ds-25; western steers, $4.5o@7; west
ern cows. S2T5d5.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 Market 1oc lower.
Bulk Of sales. 50. 1o09.45: heavy. S969 20: pack
ers ssnd butchers, $s15d9.45; light, s9.30@
$50.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000 Market steady Nut
tons. S4d4. 10; lambs. scar; fed wethers and
yesrlings, $4@5.5o; fed western, s3.5064.5o.
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Roston WnoI Market

BOSTON. Sept. 2o.-The feature of the local
wool market is the unexpected buying by English
houses. mostly in California. territory and Ore
gon short wools Values held steady and show no
disposition 10 huctuste
Fleece woods dull, with prices nominal
The largest purchase by the foreigners WAS of
Red Bluff CAL wool for which il is said 52c to
55c was paid clesn. Quotations, secured basis:
Texas fine, 10 months. 60d62c; fine. 6 to s
months. 55d57c; fine fall. 55c.
California. northern. 53@55c; middle county,
5oG5lc; southern, 45@4Tc; fall free, 45046c.
Oregon, eastern No. l staple, 62ge4c; eastern
Territory fine staple. 64@65c: fine medium
staple, 59@60c; fine clothing 5SG60c: fine me-
dium clothing. 5565Tc: halfblood combing 5S@
62c: three-eighths blood combing. 566565sc
ousrterhlood combng. 52654c; pulled extra, 65
&C; fine A, 60d62c.
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Ne,r N-nrk Prndnce

- NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Hops Dull.
80 II ides-DuIl
- Petroleum Steady.
Sugar-Raw. nominal: Muscovado 50 test
= see centrifugal. 96 test, 420c; molssses sugar
- test. 3-55c: refined quiet; crushed, 5.75c:
eranuated. 5.o5c; powdered. 5.15c.
= 4'offee-Futtrcs closed STEADY at net advance
II 10n II points. Sales "a $50 bags. September.
IS. zoe. October soc: November. S. zoe; Decem-
her S.75c. January. SSGc; February. SSfc:
March. s-S3c; April S.S5c; May. S.s6c: June.
s Sc; JULY, S9lc. August S-95c. spot, firm
Rio No 7. 1o5kc; Santos No. 4, 11I5c; mild,
quiet; Cordova. ll1sNI3&c.
80 Butter Easy; creamery specials. 301ac: extras,
2oc; thirds 10 frsts. 24n2Sc: state dairy com
mon to-hnest, 23d2Sc; process, second TO special,
- arc.
Cheese-Quiet but firm: prices unchanged.
Eggs-Firm state. Pennsylvania and nearby
bennery white. 36d4oc; do gathered white. 3O@
56c; do henuery brown. S0I32c: DO gathered
brown, 2Sa29c.
DRIED FRUITS
Evsporgted Apples-Essy; fancy. 1OLc: choice.
sia@9Mc; prime. SGs14c; common TO fair, ca
FLc.
=: Prlnes Unchanged; quotations. 3L d1oc for
california fruit and from 5c 10 9lac for Oregons.
Apricots-T Unchanged: choice. i0A d11%c; ex-
IRA -Sm(ice. 1llt 912i2c; fancy. Ia i3i9c
g.. Pesy es-Quiet; choice, 7@T15c; extra choice.
sTla cItEc: fancy. Sdsiac.
Raisfns-I nchsnged: loose muscstels. AZ d6c;
.Thpice 10 fancy seeded. 6073ic; seedless, 5d6c;
london layers, Si-25d1-30.
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Building Contracts

Fl. E. Macarthur with Macarthur Brothers-TO
erect two story and basement frame building
at SW corner of Fair Oaks avenue and Peter
street. TS by " 20:4; $1,000.
James and Francis E. Meagher with NfacAr-
thur Brothers-To erect a and a half story
frame cottage in line OF Twenty eighth street.
205 Il Of Noe; $2.415.
Mrs. Colombo Berger with F. A blanchard
To erect three story and basement frame build
ing, at NE corner Of Octsvia and Rose street
so by 27:6: S6,349.
Daniel C.. and Mary C. Meagher with Mac
Arthur Brothers-TO erect a one and half story
frame cottage in line of Twenty eighth street
23O E Of Noe: $2.415.
Giuseppe Battaglia with francesca Buonaccorso
Alterations and repairs to one story frame
building st IS Winfield street: S7OO.
West and Henry Chamberlain with Bishop &
Duarre-An work except hardwood floors. dis
appearing beds. gas fixtures, shades. front door
plumbing and steam heat for five story and base
ment class apartment building at NV corner
OF Sacramento and Cushman streets. n 20 By "
27:6: 500. .250.
Sullivan Brothers with Mayer Brothers-To
erect three one story and basement frame build
ings in line OF Edna street between Afarston
and Havelock. lots So and Z. Sunnyside dis
trict; 81. SOS.
San Francisco commercial club with L. and T.
Emanuel and Smith & Johnson-Carpentry and
cabinet work, plastering. for portion fourteenth
hoOr of Merchants Exchange building at SW
corner Of California and Leidesdorf streets:
S.. $50.
Fred W. Schen with Milton Lichtenstein-To
erect two story and basement frame building
in W line of Palm avenue. 40 OF Euclid
street s 40 by W 120: $3.50
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NEWS OFF THE OCEAN
General Cargo for Europe

The British steamer Manhattan cleared Mon
valuable cargo as follows; England s679 800;
Ireland, $3.50: Scotland, S2.919: Norway $3.50;
France. 81. .236; Germany, S674: total. 1854 e6e.
To England-S9.6 500 ctls barley, &c. 600 lbs
apricot kernels. 92. 666 canned fruit, 2.34s cs
canned vegetables. 115 fish, 21 95I lbs hops
23o cs honey. bales leather. 242, ,434 lbs prunes
4T.001 cs salmon. 80 ssrdines. I'll lbs shells
p.064 lbs spermaceti, $780, III lbs tallow, es and
IL .565 gals wine.
To Ireland-150 cs canned fruit
To Scotland-9T3 cs canned fruit
To Norway-110 cs canned fruit.
To France-206 cs canned fruit
To Hamburg-33, ,691 lbs prunes.
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PART Of Grew IS
LEFTAT HONOLULU
Twenty=seven of Wilhelmina's S
Walters in Custody on Island
for Breaking Quarantine

IE Matson navi-
cation company's
liner Wilhelmina,
Captain P e [ e r
Johnson, which ar
rived early yester-
day from Homo
lulu, left 81 mem
bers of it's crew at
the island port.
The majority of
those left behind
were employed in
the stewards de-
partment as wait
ers. and 1T may be
some months be-
fore any of them
see San Francisco
a gain. They were
left in quarantine
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Japan the japanese authorities waited
on him with a request for the head of
liner Mongolia. At the government in
vestigation in this city for the ground
ing of the Mongolia in Japan on it's
last voyage: Kit charged that a Japan
Acting Japanese Council Nagai cabled
copy of Kits charges to his govern
ment and few days later received by
-Schwerin is in Japan trying to make
friends for the Pacific Mail company,
and but for the fact that the Manchuria
was in quarantine Captain Saunders
would have been transferred to the
Mongolia and Kilt sent home as pas
senger on the Mongolia Although Kilt
is still in command of the big ship
and will probably bring the liner home,
he will not likely make another trip
to Japan as an officer on Pacific Mail
ship, as Schwerin is said to have prom
ised the Japs his scalp as a peace Of
fering.
Chinese Fireman Jumps Overheard
When the British ship Falls of Orchy
was crossing the equator Chinese
fireman disappeared and he is supposed
to have jumped overheard. The Falls
of Orchy arrived here yesterday from
Antwerp via San Pedro.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 2,147,000 feet.
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
panys Curacao sailed September 19
from Guaymas for this port.
BY United Wireless
Tuesday, September 90.
STEAMER QUEENS p. M. 40 miles north of
Point Reyes; light northwest wind: small sea
and SWELL barometer 30.16: temperature "a !;
all we'll
STEAMER J. A. CHANSLoR-Henc Sept 10
for Juneau: Sept 10, s p. M. 13 miles south
of Point Arena smooth weather hazy;
light southwest wind.
STEAMER w s. PORTER-Hpnce Sent for
Astoria: Sept 10. p. M, 81 miles northwest
of Cape Mendocno; light northwest wind; fog.
STEAMER GovERNoR-From San Francisco for
San Diego and way ports; Sept. 90 p. M. 13
miles south of Pigeon point: clear; calm
smooth barometer 30.06; temperature So
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Eastern livestock Market

-gAJCAGo, Sept. 20--cattle-Receipfs II oOo
Market slow and weak. Beeves 81 s06i 2s.
Texas steers, S37506; western steers. S4 25G7,
stockers and feeders. 81. 256l5.90: cows and beif
ers 50. .25NtG.35: calves. $67509 so.
HTocs-Receipts. 1900 Market steady 10 30
cn Light. S9-3o@9.T5; mixed SIS 4o65a 60.
Ieavv, S. s.301s-5os rough. Ss.306rs.5o: good 10
nlloice heavy. IS 5o6e9 30; pigs, SS5od9 55: bulk
- sales SS.G0W9.1O
Seep-I Receipts. s.eU0. Market steady Ma
i've. $2.75Gz.55s western, SS.25@45os year.
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Naval stores-Turpentine and Rosin

SAVANNAH. Ca. Sept. 2o.-splrits turpen-
Rosin~Firm. Sales 1857. Quotations: B.
ss 30d6. BY: d. Se.3OGe.35; f. s6.35 66.45;
F. S6. .4OG6. As. G. S645d6.50; H. $685.; l. $685.
@6.6o: K, $e.55Geeo; NJ, se.7o; n. ST; VIC,
81; WV. 81.
Turpentine- e4s; shipments, es7;
Rosin-Receipts. 2,224; shipments. e45; stocks.
50. .s14.
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u. s. Branch Hydrographic Ofice

branch OF the United States hydrographic
office, located in the Merchants Exchange ia
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners, without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navisators 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-
gardng lights. dangers to navigation and mat
ters Of interest to ocean commerce.
j. c. BURNETT
Lieutenant U. S. N, in charge
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pa lie: do months. 761lc; northern. Sonoma
End Nendocino. 1Sd20c; Humboldt. zoe asked; /;
Neveaa. I2d ice per ID.
Fan clip-Nountain free. 9dlIc: northern and
svaley. "a 10c; san Joaquin faI and lambs. "a
Joe. do detective and heavy. 5G7c per H.
Hops-California 1902 crop nominal: Oregon
-'nominal; crop of 1910. 1919 d16i5e per 10.
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lI,innro nnIrr Ilrndnce NAMED

- CHICAGO. Sept. 20.-Butter-Steady. Cream
cries. 24M2Sc: dairies. 23d2Tc.
? Tecg-ReceiDts 1O,I97 cases. Steady: at
mark, cases included, l755@2o1sc; hrsts, 22c;
sirime drsts. 24c.
Cheese-steady. Daisies. I6dI6Nc; twins.
-15015Mc; Young Americas, l6h dIe1ac; long
horns. 1GGl65fc
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p REICH, Managers VEIL & BASSFORD. Auctionee

~ AUCTION. By order OF Mr.. Boswell
~ / will sell % head Of No. 1 Horses;
also span of young Mules from other customers;
We have 35 head OF all purpose large Mares and
Horses. All must be sold. Don't miss this
557 FOURTH STREET. OAKLAND, WE'D
NESDAY. September u. II a. m
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sd. I.onir WnnI Market

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 20.-Market steady: medium
grades, combing and clothing. 23G24c light fine.
l9@21c; heavy fine, 15@l7c; tub washed, 25@
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Schooner Magnolia. late master Robert Ram
sey, present master w. Fl. Smith.
Schooner Champion. late master W. II. Perkins
present master Lars Christensen.
ENROLLED
Steamer Svea. c. L. Allen master
Steamer Despatch. j. J. Carey master.
Steamer Capital City. G. Fl. GoodelI master.
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Local Notice to Mariners

Hawaiian islands-Molokai island. southeaster-
ly side, lighted buoy TO be established instead OF
other buoy. On or about October 1. 1910.
kamalo reef gas buoy NO; L marked "kamalo, ;,
in place of Kamslo point reef bell buoy, which
will then be discontinued.
{. and @. S. Charts 400 and 4io4.
H. o. Charts 1871. 1865 and 1915
l.. II. B, List of Buoys, etc, Twelfth Subdis-
fricf, 1902 p. 10.
BY order Of the lighthouse bureau
" s. HOUSTON.
Lieutenant Commander. II. s. ".
- Inspector Nineteenth Lighthouse District.
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Oil for Alaska
Changes of Masters

The steamer J. A Chauslor cleared Monday
for Juneau with ~. 900 bbs crude oil valued at
$51, ZOO consigned to Douglas island, Alaska.
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void ct al. lot at corner Of Wyoming street
and sckles avenue. NE so by Sc 81: $40.
Robert Donaldson aud wife to Edward Adair.
lot in line of Wisconsin street 150 S OF
Twenty-seeond. - by E 100: $40.
Parkside realty company OF san Francisco to
john II. Boyson. lot in line Of y street 5I:6
OF Twenty seventh avenue, 50 by 100;
Same to Carrie Mills Johnston. Tot in n line
Of street 5T;6 W Of Twenty NTH avenue, "
Arthur F. Upp and wife to William A. Upp
half interest in lot in E line Of Tenth avenue.
125 % street. 25 by 120; $40.
o NSSeH S s ana @ Een i & IIsaP 70 mSrhy gd D.
street. NV % by SY 100, and one other
sarah ]. Iordi to A. c. Parke. lot in f line
Of Laguna street. s1:s Of Pine. 22:11 by
. b. +. Cameron and wife to Mazle Merrich.
$ third Of lots 1, and 5, block so. Lakeview;
lot in W line Of Twenty ninth avenue. $50 ; oe
California street % by W 100; $40.
IN " line Of shotweI street. s4S : ~ Eigh-
teenth. 80 by W 1926; SO.
Max Pepper to George Guthrie. lot In z line Of
De Haro street. 1858 of Twenty hfth. So:
by E 100; $40
Adele Kafka to Simon Kafka. half OF Tot IN
By NE IS: $40.
W Frank Pierce to the Bank OF San Francisco.
lot at NV corner Of Fourteenth and Sanches
streets. w 100 by 55: $40.
Emanuel Lewis investment company to Patrick
Lee and wife. lot IN Sc line Of Edinburgh street.
% oW OF lnCla avenue, SW 20 Dy 81 lOOs Slt.
Cornelius O'DOnovan to Rudolpf H and John
Fl. Heucken lots sos and 9O0. gift map 8: SO.
The Bailey realty company 10 Charles A. War
ing, lot in NV line Of Moscow street. 200 Sw
OF France avenue. SW 80 by NV 100; SO.
Flora Plum to Leo Plum. half Of lot in y line
OF Clement street, 81 W Of Seventh avenue. "
25 by 115; $40.
Sarah Cohen to David s. Cohen. lot In y line
of California street, 1926 of Webster. E 2T:s
by 1926; gift.
Thomas V. O'Bren and wife to r. s. Kates,
lots 1880 to 1888, gift map 4; $40.
II. F. Chandler and wife ct al. to A. s Crav-
ford, lot in line Of Twenty-second avenue
2321 \ Of street, 26:5 By E 12O; SO.
Jacob Welssbein ct al to James Donnelly, lots
24I. 24S and 249. Heyman tract $40.
Howard H. Salz TO Albert Meyer, lot at Sc cor
ner Of Fifteenth avenue and I street. s 500, z
12I:6, 81, NE 1882, 2oI:2, " 255, and one
other piece; $40.
Charles Herod to Olinto CHINA lot IN SW line
Of San Bruno avenue. Is NV OF WOolsey street
NV p by SW 100: so.
John Grady and wife to John Griffith and
wife, lot in NE line OF Knox street, 250 NV
Of FELTON,, NV 80 by NE 100; $40.
John Tosetti and wife to Britton & Rey com
pany. lot In f line Of Twenty-sixth street. go
of Douglass, e 25 by ia: SO
Bay Shore building company to Frank 2. Lake
lots and S, block 80. Refs tract; grant.
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FALLS FROM ScAFToLD-Andrew Mflandsr.
172 Belvedere street. while painting a house
yesterday. fell from a scafold and suffered
cranial and internal injuries and broken jaw.
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Japanese After Captain kits Scalp
When r. p. Schwerin arrived I'M
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Memoranda

Per Br stmr Falls of Orchy at San Francisco
from kntwerp-Sept. 6. the equator. Chi
nese fireman disappeared; supposed to have
Jumped overheard and drowned.
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1Sr THURSDAY AT II A. NJ. %
205 and 2O9 Valencia ST.. 90 head OF all pur-
pose Horses and Ranch Mares. 10 cheap Mules.
Wagons. Buggies and Harness. Outside stock
sold commission. Phone Park 2T23-
CLOUGH s. BRODIE. Auctionssrs-
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Weather Report
'ACIFIC COAST STATIONS

United States department of agriculture.
weather bureau. San Francisco. September 20:
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HYDRoGRAPHIc OFFICE
Remarks

pepth at moan Low water. entrance to harbor.
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void ct al. lot at corner Of Wyoming street
and Sckles avenue. NE so By Sc 81: $40.
Robert Donaldson aud wife to Edward Adair.
lot in line of Wisconsin street. leo S OF
Twenty-SecOnd. s - BY E 100. $40
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Time Ball
United States branch photographic office Mer
chants Exchange. San Francisco September
20, 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon, Pa
cihc standard time t120th meridian), at Sh
0om. O0s. Greenwich mean time.
J. G. BURNETT
Lieutenant u. S. N. in charge
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PLACE Ft. Date Remarks
5rays HarI ~ Sept 2IDepth is for old chan
mel.
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fills Johnston. Tot in n line
' Of Twenty-ifth avenue, "
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-13

he had received before the pain from
the wOunding bullet Rather than
give himself up 10 this strange enemy
he had preferred to remain at the
bottom
Running his oar blade into the wa
ter the hunter tried to detach his
game; but so tenaciously did the feet
cling that 1t was only by severing the
weed Itself that the duck was brough,
again to the surface Even when
taken into the boat. the birds death
grip remained fast upon the rush
stalk
Another instance of the straits to
which wounded duck will resort in
evading hunter was furnished by an
American golden eye The bird had
been wounded among decoys i'm a
small water hole of a frozen lake
When he dove and failed to reappear
the hunter walked to the other side
of the hole, and there through the
transparent ice. was astOnished To see
his game swimming with both feet
and wings along just under the ice.
II was evident that the wounded duck
in its fright. had gone under the ice.
and was frantically swimming about
in search for an opening. The hun
ter followed the desperate bird for
some little distance. Then the poor
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1910-11-13
GOVERNMENT TO HASTEN
THE BRITISH CRISIS
An Immediate Dissolution of Paria-
ment Will Be Agreed Upon.

London, Nov. IA cabinet meeting
on Monday or Tuesday will decide up
on the step the government will take t.
bring the political crisis to focus
The plan most likely to be agree upon
is the immediate dissolution of parlia-
ment
While the government might send a
bill embOdying its veto proposals to the
house of lords for consideration, the
lords would certainly reject it, but
probably would consume much time in
its consideration and discuss the gen
eral question of reform in the upper
'hohse along the lines suggested by
Lord Roseberv last session.
Immediate dissolution will save time
and perhaps make possible the holding
of elections before the holidays
Home rule and home ruin Men
with American money" England for
sale" Bid two hundred thousand"
These headings appear today in the
Sunday Observer. which first started
the campaign of the conservative press
in favor of federal home rule
The paper published three columns