The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-08-04

Mrs. g. F. Foreman and Mr.. and Mrs. III. Il.
W c. Parke Mrs Won Damn two
Miss Ida Anderson children and maid
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. w. Dyson
II. Crow Fred Dyson
Mrs. 2. X. Meyers Mr.. and Mrs. c. n.
l.. II. Dee Davidson
Miss Norah Dee Mrs. +. NJ. wisner
Miss May Dee C. Hall
Mrs. G. H. Dickey G. W Ross
Miss A. Robertson Mrs G. Clear
Miss E. B Raser Mr., and Mrs A Bush
Miss NJ S. jacobson Dreyfus
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Belser and child Wilbur
A. H. Cawston G. R. Burdick
Mrs NJ E. Tenney Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mrs George Castle F. Schroeder
Mrs H. C. Coleman Mr.. and Mrs. III. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Holmes
Sullivan Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
J. W. Bergstrom Fennimore
Mrs. 1. A. Newly ]. W. Grigsby
C. II. Henrehan Miss NJ. F. Armstrong
J. W. Doyle Z. j. Lord
Miss E. Pratt II. Simpson
William Schuman Miss Mckenzie
Mr. and Mrs A. T. Mrs. w. II. Smith
Griffith Mrs. G. E. Sedgwick
Crowley Gets Schooner at Low Price
The schooner Charles r. Wilson was
sold yesterday at auction by the United
States marshal to satisfy claim, and
was knocked down to Thomas Crow
ley for $575. The Wilson is three
masted schooner of S45 tons and was
schooner left here May Is for Grays
Harbor and two days later drifted
ashore at the south side of Point Reyes.
The vessel was on the rocks about 2
hours. When towed off and brought to
this port it was found that the rudder
had been carried away, the stern post
knocked out of killer and the bottom
the rate of inches an hour. Crowley
has not decided what he will do with
his bargain.
Stowaways to BE Returned
On board the Kosmos liner Nicaria,
which arrived here yesterday from Ia
were eight men who came north on the
kosmos liners Sais and Sisak as stow
aways Six of them are Chileans and
two are Germans. They all slowed
way on the lower coast and were all
ordered deported by the immigration
officials. on Puget Sound. They were
taken from the Nicaria yesterday to
the immigration station on Angel is
land where they will be held until the
Nicaria sails for the south.
- Telephone to Be Drydocked
The Western Pacific railroad COM
panys ferry steamer Telephone, which
fic mole for some months. will be taken
to the Union iron works today and
placed on the drydock to be scraped
and painted and put into condition for
land.
Water Front Notes
The liner China, from this port, ar
rived August 3 at Hongkong
The American ship Erskine H. Phelps
left Norfolk, Va, August for Homo
lulu.
The Matson navigation companys
Lurline arrived yesterday at Honolulu
from this port.
The Pacific Mail company's freighter
Aztec which is under charter to Bates
& Chesebrough, arrived yesterday at
New York via Philadelphia.
G ms in
liner Sierra, bound for Honolulu, was
1922 miles from this port at p. m.
Tuesday.
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 100000 feet.
The American Hawaiian steamship
company announced yesterday that be-
ginning September l it would establish
its own agenciesin southern California.
H. P. Durdan will be in charge as
agent with Offices at Los Angeles and
San Diego.
The San Francisco and Portland
steamship company,s Beaver, which
was ashore in the Columbia river, ar
rived here yesterday and today will be
placed on the Hunters Point drydock
for survey and repairs if any are
necessary.