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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED

Saturday. Oct. /.
Il p M. stmr Hilonian. Frederickson. days
1 hour from Hilo; passengers and merchandise
''~O - '' Sunday. Oct. q
from Mendocino. via Point Arena IL hours
zoe. 900 feet lumber to G. H.. Higgins.
from Fort Bragg; 900 feet lumber to Union
9:so a. M. stmr George LoOmis, Daniels; SO
Standard oil company. up river. direct.
$50 a. M, Br stmr Mineric, -, from
Pisagua, arrived off port and was ordered to
a. m. stmr Roma, Lawson, % hours from
Po San Luis s@r S S aSa OIL
hours from Greenwood 10000 feet lumber 81
cords bark to F. III Porfer aoaey
hours from Astoria; ballast to Associated trans
portation company.
from Port San Luis; 1o,4oo bbls oil to Union
- 7:4o a. M, bktn Fullerton. Curtis, &c hours
from Port San Luis; oil to Union oil company,
up river direct tow ting Defiance.
s a. M, stmr Gualala, Martinson. IA hours
from Flshermans bay; lumber to Trower Broth
lilo D. M. stmr Stanley Dollar. Thwing,
from sea- with disabled stmr Whittier Whittier in tow,
7:2o D. M. Br stmr Bankdale Palmers, IS
days from Junin. via San Pedro; $500 tons nitre
70 $40 D. D. M. stmr olympic Hansen. 4s hours
from San Pedro; ballast to F. X. Wood lumber
$40 p M. stmr Coaster. Higgins. 40 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to c. H Higgins.
5:45 p. M, stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander, 43
hours from San Diego ETC.. passengers and mer
chandise to Pacific Coast steamship company.
6:2o a. M, stmr Albion Nyman, IL hours
from Stewarts point; 900 ties. 1000 posts and
20 cords wood to the Richardson company.
$40 a. M, stmr Noyo. Swanson, IA hours
from Fort Bragg 200 cords bark and 5000
posts to Union lumber company.
$3.50 a. M, stmr Norwood, Martin, 80 hours
from San Pedro; ballast to Sudden & Chris
tensen
7:40 a. M, schr J. D. Spreckels. Prellberg
"a days from Squaw harbor; 10000 Goldfish to
Alaska Goldfish company.
1910 a. M. stmr Mexican. Tapley. 10 days
from Salina Cruz. via San Diego 40 hours; mer-
chandise to Williams. Dimond & Co.
I:10 o. M. stmr Riverside. Schage 40 hours
from San Pedro; ballast TO the Charles Nelson
company.
1:3o a. M. stmr Coos Bay. Bowen. so hours
from San Pedro; merchandise to Pacific Coast
steamship company.
s:20 a. M, stmr Acme. olsen- 25 hours from
Eureka; $4,000 feet lumber to Charles Nelson
company.
e:2O a. M stmr George W. Elder, lessen, San
Pedro and San Diego
10.45 a. m, Br stmr spithead, Tuckwell. sgd
10 a. M, stmr Stanley Dollar, Thwing,
Ancon.
1905 a. M. stmr Yellowstone, Ludlow, Column
bia river.
reka.
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Eastern IIyesteck Market


CHICAGO. oct. 3.-Cattle-R Receipts estimated
Ht 10000 Market steady 10 10c lower. Beeves.
81 60d4.T9 Texas steers. s.. 40d5. so; western
steers $4,000 sroCkers and feeders. 4-1Og
. so. COWS and heifers, s2.20@6-30; calves, S725
M875.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at zs,O00: Market
dull. lOc lower. Light IS 70Ne.1 Is; mixed, SS.25
fa9l5; heavy. ss.20a9; rough Ss.20ds-4O; good
- choice heavy. Ss.40d9; pigs, Ss-2599; bulk
rf sales. s6-5Ods.sO.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 600. Market
10c lower. Native, s.. 2.40M4.15; western, 81 IS
a410; yearlings. S4-30d5-40; lambs native,
KANSAS CITY
KANSAS CITY oct. 3.-Cattle-Receipts. 30
Geo Market Joe lower. Native steers, S507. 10;
native COWS and heifers. S2.60d6.50; stockers
ssd feeders. S3.25@5-73; bulls, s3.23d4-25;
FsiVos. S3.75dS.25: western steers. S4d6.50;
W z.ern COWS. s.. 75G4-T5-
er Bulk II sales, SS.40aS.s0i heavy, SS-30d
s IS. packers and butchers. Ss.50Gs.s0; light,
sheep-Receipts 5000 Market steady to
weak. Muttons. S3.5Od4 p; lambs IS 6Ods. 60;
led wethers and yearlirgs. $685.; fed west
ern ewes, SS.25d4.
SOUTH OMAHA
u s00 Market slow 10 Toe lower. Native
steers. S4.500 40; cows and heifers. S305.50;
western steers. S3.50N8.40; range COWS and
hefers. s.. .S00 go; Gamers, S270d3. 30: stock
ers and feeders S3a6; calves SS.J09T; bulls,
Hogs Receipts. 1000. Market 1oc 10 15c
lower. Heavy, sS15Qs.60: mixed ss.3OGs45;
light ss60@S7o; Pigs ssdS7O; bulk Of sales.
sheep - Receipts 81. 600 Market steady.
TearlinEs. S4.50a5.35; wethers s.. 6O64 80;
ewes. E3@3s0; lembs. S6-25M6.S5.
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EASTERN STATIONS

SYNOPSIS AND WEATHER CONDITIONS
The large depression over the Rocky mountain
section has lost much of its energy The pres
sure Is rising over the northern half OF the Pa
cifc slope and the main disturbance will pass
eastward through Manitoba and Ontario. Rain
has fallen throughout the Mississippi valley and
in the Lake region. There have been generous
rains over the northern half of the Pacific coast
exceeding inch at stations. The first
good rain has fallen in the northern counties of
California
Warm weather is general throughout the
United States, except Oregon and northern Cali
fornia In the Sacramento valley there has
been a fall OF from TO IA degrees. In the
San Joaquin afternoon temperatures were high
as Sc degrees.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff was so and
at Fresno A per cent.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Cloudy Tuesday
with light showers; light southwest winds
Santa Clara valley-Cloudy Tuesday, possibly
showers; light south winds.
Sacramento valley-Cloudy Tuesday, with
showers; light south winds
San Joaquin valley-Cloudy Tuesday. possibly
light showers by night; light north wind, chang
ing to west.
California south of the Tehachapi-Fair Tues
day; light north winds. changing to south.
A. G.. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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BY United wireless

Monday, Oct. 8, 1910
for Portland; Oct. 3. p. m. in lat 38 n,
long 124 W. Clear; west wind; barometer,
30.0s; temperature 5s.
STEAMER GovERNoR-Oct g. D. m. six
miles of Point New Year, hence today for
San Diego. Weather clear; northwest swell !:
barometer 30.03; temperature, 81.
STEAMER wILHELMINA- Hence Sept 2s for
Honolulu; Oct. 1, p. m, 1,199 miles from
San Francisco. All well.
STEAMER MANCHURIA-Hence Sept 81 for
miles from San Francisco. All well
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-From Port San
Luis, for Honolulu Oct. L, p. m, 1,675
miles from San Luis. All well.
STEAMER GovERNoR-From Seattle. for San
Francisco; Oct 2, s:36 a. m. passed Point
Arena. Clear and fine weather: gentle north
Oct. 2.
STEAMER ]. A. CHANsLoR-oct 2, D. M,
1o miles north of Point Arena. Moderate
northwest wind; long, westerly swell; weather
fine.
STEAMER SHERATON San Francisco, for
Honolulu; Oct. 2, p. M, 430 miles from
lightship. Moderate north wind; long. west
erly swell: fine. clear weather; barometer
30.S5; temperature, 81. All well.
STEAMER SANTA MARIA-From Port San
Luis, for Honolulu Oct 2, p. M 9O1
miles from Port San Luis
STEAMER SANTA RITA From Kahuluf. for
Port San Luis; Oct. 2, s p. m. 400 miles from
Port San Luis. Fine weather; light northwest
breeze; heavy westerly swell. Ali we'll
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NEW YORK. Oct 3-standard copper. dull;
spot and October. 12.O5@12. 1719c: November
u. 1917 412 1718c; December. u. 1914 al. 2oc.
London. dull; spot. f55 IS Cd; futures. ESQ as.
tons for the month of September. Lake copper.
l2-506S12. 75c: electrolytie, 12.S715 @12 50 nc;
casting, l2.l2hQl2.S7Ac.
I'm. quiet; spot, "a. s7h Q35.0Tl2c; October.
34.51 II q34. .62zc; November. 34.371a Q34. .621ac;
December. 34-32h Q34.5 SOC. London closed quiet:
spot, fl51 5s; futures, f151 los
Lead. quiet. 4.371s "a soc New York; 4.2o@
714e East st. Louis. London. spot, f12 1es Sd.
spelter. quiet. 5.50g5.6 60c New York; 5.37H a
5.=2tac East ST. Louis. London. spot. f23 15s.
Iron. Cleveland warrants 49s 111zd in London.
Locally iron quiet. No foundry northern.
l5.T5@16.25; No. . S15.50@16; No. / southern
soft, S15.75Gf6.25.
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Los Angeles Produce Market
T SoecioI DiSoo{ch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES Oct. 3.-Storsge eggs adj
vanced in price on the produce exchange today.
Butter was firm. The potato market was weak.
Receipts of produce were; Eggs, 90 cases;
butter Il 519 pounds; cheese. $3.50 pounds; po-
tstoes. II. .0TO sacks; onions, 500 sacks; sweet
rl8tatoes IS4 sacks
Cheese-Northern fresh. 1TG17l2c; eastern
twins. 1Slzc. eastern cheddars, zoe; eastern
lqngh0rns. 19N20c: eastern daisies, I9d 1870
swiss imported. 3oc: swiss domestic, 22G24c;
brick cream 19c: limburger 19c.
Butter-Creamery extra. 32i2c; frsts, Sic;
ladIe butter. 25c: cooking butter. Doc
FgEs-Local ranch csnded hrsts 43e; case
counts 39c; eastern fresh, 35c; storage extras,
Beans-So. pink. SOS: No. ! limas. 81 70;
lady washington. $50: small whites No. /,
81 so, blackeycs. s.; gaTTanzas, $50; lentls.
sTNs
Totatoes-Ncw potatoes local stock. S1.25
ctl. highlands Sl.35Gl40 ct; sweet potatoes,
s. g5d 80 ctl.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Cotton Market

AEW YORK, Oct Be. F. Hutton g. Co.'S
wire says. AS the trade was looking for a re-
port around 81 by the government. foday's fg-
ures of 65-9 were construed as being bullish and
another further advance Of about 81 per bale
was experienced Immediately following the
lp-ncaLnent. ON account Of the extreme Iateness
~ the crop IL Is cloimed that in order 70 make
= COMPARISON with normal year figures Of
august = should be used. If there is any merit
~ lnls contention then today's report Is. indeed.
very bulsh. On the other hand. there are some
= no claim the report indicates a crop Of nearly
l6.ooo0o0 bales on the besis Of the acreage
planted which is approximately the same as in
l"Va- ln which year I3. 500 900 bales har
vested after condition report of 69.7 as Of
september - From onr own point Of view we
Wcuid say mat today's figures indicate crop
of about s1.30O.0O0 bales with average date Of
ElIng frost. Looking at the situation from
%greyer standpoint however, within the range
~ NDossinlutF- we are unable 70 figure a crop
sufficiently large for the needs Of the mills dur
ing The next y months and 81 the same time
leave surplus 10 replenish the worlds stocks.
which ere even now down 10 famine figures not
Rithstanding the fact that :, 30S. 900 bales from
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wind held the tide was a help. Sud-
denly, however, the breeze died and
left the schooner at the mercy of the
tide, which was soon sweeping the
vessel toward Pebble beach at Lime
point
The change from a fair wind to a dead
calm came so quickly that the tide had
full charge of the schooner almost be-
fore Captain Prelberg realized 1T. He
ordered the anchor let go, and when
the schooner finally brought up on it's
chain Lime point was less than 100
yards away. This was at 10 o'clock
Sunday night About midnight a
breeze came from the northwest and
the schooner sailed clear of the danger.
The schooner was "a days from
Squaw harbor and brought 10000 cod
fish,
Harbor Board Meets Today
The harbor commission will hold a
special meeting this morning to con-
slider business that overflowed from
Among the matters to be taken up will
be tletting a new contract for repairs
along the water front. The old con-
tract. let for year, expired a few days
ago and the bids on the work for the
coming year seemed so high that the
board postponed action until the bids
could be investigated.
Resumes Interrupted voyage
The steamer Stanley Dollar, pioneer
ship of the California Atlantic direct
line to Panama, which sailed Saturday
night for the isthmus, returned Sun
day night with the disabled steamer
Whittier in tow. The Stanley Dollat
resumed it's voyage south at five min
utes after midnight. The question of
salvage will be settled in court after
the Dollar returns to this port.
Governor Sails for the south
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
San Diego with a large number Of
passeLge Among them were
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COMMERCIAL NEWS

the new crop had been picked and ginned up to
the 25th of September
Just before the condition figures pub
hshed October selling at 13. Tze, December
al l3s3c, January at 13.97c, March at 14.14c
ana May at l4.22c. Realizing was very heavy
on the advance following the bureau report.
whlch held the upward movement in check right
a1ter noon. hut IL looked though offerings
were being very rapidly absorbed and a little
later there were further gains
Exports reported far today. II OBS bales.
making 1881 bales so far this season, against
765.o1l last year.
Spot closed steady. Is points higher. Middling
upiands. 1890; middling gulf, 14.15c. Sales,
"a 500 bales.
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CENSUS BUREAUS COTTON REPORT
WASHINGTON. Oct 3-The census bureau s
cotton report issued today. shows 2 302. .21 L
bales. counting round bales half bales. were
ginued from the growth of 1910 to September
-. compared with ? .56s. $50 for 1909, 2 800
$50 for 1908 and l. .532. 602 for 1907. There were
81. T6T round bales included. The number OF sea
island bales included was ZIP
The average condition of the cotton crop on
September y $50 per cent of a normal as
compared with 72.1 q month ago. $50 a year
ago CO. in 1908 and 66.6 the average of the last
10 years September %. as estimated by the
crop reporting board Of the department OF agri-
culture.
In oklahoma and Texas the number of bales
ginned, with comparisons for the previous year
follow: Texas. 1.25S.359 bales. against LOCI. .55S
in 1903; Oklahoma, 1l0,44 bales, against 1874 81
in 1909
Condition by states-Vrginia rs North Caro-
lima - South Carolina 40. Georgia 6s, Florida
&C. Alabama Ga. Mississippi SO, Louisiana 81
Texas 63. Arkansas 6S. Tennessee 73. Missouri
.. Oklahoma 20, California 90-United States
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CODFISHER NEARLY
WRECKED BY tide
Schooner j. D. Spreckels, De-
serted by Wind, Drifts Close
to Rocks at Lime Point
He codfish hin g

IE c o d f / S h i n z
schooner J. D.
Spreckels, which
arrived early yes
terday mornin &
from Squa w Har-
Dor, narrowly es-
capped destruction
Sunday night on
the rocks below
Lime point. The
schooner, which
had weathered a
stormy season in
Bering sea and a
boisterous voy a ge
home, was sailing
in through the
heads on the bosom
of a strong food
tide While tbe
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Tonrape Engagements

The following charters were announced yes
terday: The British ships Alice A. Leigh and
Cissie, barley from here TO Europe at 23s Cd;
Norwegian ship Pegasus. same business and voy-
age at 23s Sd: French bark Genevieve Molinos
same at 36s Sd, chartered on the round from
Swansea British steamer Beachy, Puget
sound lumber thence to Peruvian ports, time
charter; British ship Bessie Dollar, lumber from
Columbia river to China. All or the foregoing
were chartered prior TO arrival.
The British bark Formosa at San Pedro will
proceed in ballast to Newcastle. Australia.
Crude Oil for the North
The tank steamer Rosecrans sailed from Mon.
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Building Contracts

Charlotte J. Levensaler with Peterson & Pers-
son-To erect a one story concrete and frame
garage at NE corner Of Washington and Walnut
streets. 37:6 by y 127:SA; $1,000
Charles Herold with F. & ]. Nielsen-To erect
three one story cottages in z line OF Douglass
street. % y Of Nineteenth. 72xS3; SS.220.
Joseph ROylance with Higginson company-To
erect three story frame building in w line OF
Folsom street, 125 S Of Twentieth, S 80 by w
I22.6: SS.OJ0.
Adolf Zerke with Boscue Brothers-Plumbing
work for building at Sc corner Of Sixth and
Clementina streets; $1,000.
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Time Ball

United States branch photographic office. Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco October
3. 1910.
The time ball on the roof of the Fairmont
hotel was dropped today exactly at noon Pa
cifc standard time 120th meridian), or at Sh
00m. 00s. Greenwich mean time.
J. C. BURNETT
Iieutepaut u. s. NJ. In charge
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Notice to Mariners

Hawaiian Islands, Maui island, northerly side
Kahului harbor Kahului breakwater light-On
Septenber 20 the Characteristic of this light
was changed from fixed white TO fixed red, with
out other change in the Characteristic.
Bearings: Church in Kahului, 1874 degrees
true Is BY r 7-16 + mag.); Kahului front range
light. 1856 degrees true Is 7-16 mag.l; church
on wailuku road. westerly shore of bay, 2S6
degrees true CW u n mag).
l. H. B. List of Buoys etc. twelfth sub
district 1909. p IL.
BY order of the lighthouse bureau.
v s. HOUSTON.
Lieutenant Commander. u. s. ".
Inspector 10th Lighthouse District.
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U. S. Branch Photographic Office

branch OF the United States photographic
office, located in the Merchants Exchange, is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit of
mariners. without regard to nationality and free
of expense. Navgators 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 can always be obtained re-
garding 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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Change of Masters

Steamer George Loomis. late master ". F.
Daniels present master A. Groat
Schooner Carrier Dove, late master W. ?.
McCarty, present master A. Ashland.
ENROLLED
Schooner Adelia Griffin, d. B. Jennings master.
Schooner Young America, Elias Olsen master.
Barkentine Aurora, Henry Samuelsen master.
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London Wool Sales

LONDON. Oct. "a miscellaneous selection
Of 1926 bales offered at the wool auction
sales today MerinoS and crossbreds were
firm. but fine and medium crossbreds were easy
owing TO slaekened support
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CHICAC0. 0cf. 3.-Butter steady; cream
cries. 24d2sc: dairies. 23G27c. Eggs, steady;
receipts. !. I01; at mark. cases included. 1Slz a
211sc: frsts. 23c: prime frsts 25c. Cheese
steady. daisies i5lA dI5%te; twins. 14S4 @I5c;
Young Americas. I5s. Gl6c; longhcrns, 1910
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Naval storeS-Turpeutine and Ro.in

SAVANNAH. Oct. 3.-Turpentine firm at 71@
725sc- Receipts, 473; sales. 7O6; shipments,
907: stock. 10. $50.
Rosin firm; Receipts ABS: shipments. 523;
stock. los. Quote: B, $40; D. $5.S5: z,
s5.95; F. Sc. 10; c. SeI5; h. se.2o 1. So. .25: X,
S6.35; u. So s.; y SO. 80; MG. 81; WV. S7.O5.
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London Hon Market
New York Metal Market

LIVERPOOL. Oct 3--Hops-In London pa
cifc coast, steady. t3 10Gf4 los.
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81. Louis Wool Marked

ST. LOUIS. oct. 3-Wool steady: medium
grades. combing and clothing 23@24c; light
fine, 19@21c; heavy fine, 15017c; tubwashed,
25d33c.
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GuaInIn Loses Part of Deck Load
Water Front Notes
Siberia in Collision

KOBE, Japan. Oct. 3.-The American
steamer Siberia, from San Francisco
Hongkong. was in collision today with
the Tomashima Maru, a Japanese
vessel, and was slightly damaged; but
proceeded. The other craft suffered
severely.
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau San Francisco, Oct. B, 1910
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Memoranda


The steamer Shna Yak; which arrived at Moss
landing today from San Pedro. reports il sailed
from San Pedro Sept 80. for San Francisco. with
schooner Annie NJ Campbell in tow Expert
enced strong northwest wind, and when or Port
Hartford let go of schooner.
Per Br stmr Bankdale-Had strong NV wind
and rough sea Oct. 2.
Stmr Whittier. on Oct. 2 $3.50 D. m, OF
Pigeon point. with broken shaft. was picked up
by the steamer Stanley Dollar which sailed
from San Francisco today for Ancon The Stan
ley Dollar towed the disabled stmr whittier
to San Francisco and proceeded to sea-
Per schr j. D. Spreckels. from Squaw harbor
at San Francisco, Oct. 3-Oct. ., 10 D. m,
while sailing in through the heads. went close
to Pebble beach, near Lime point. with strong
food tide: wind died out and had TO let go an
chor within 100 yards of beach at 10 D. m: at
midnight got light breeze from the northwest
and got vessel clear
The steamer Gualala, which arrived at San
Francisco yesterday. Oct 2, from Del Mar land
ing. had heavy weather on voyage down. Be
tween Stewarts point and Black point deck lash
ing carried away and lost overheard about 2, 500
ties
KOBE, Oct. 3.-The stmr Siberia from San
Francisco Sept. 13.. for Hongkong. via Honolulu
and Yokohama. was in collision here with the
Jap stmr Tomashima Maru. The Siberia was
only slightly damaged and proceeded; roma-
shima Maru severely damaged.
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President Edwards was in the chair
at the last meeting OF hoisting en-
glneers union No. So One candidate ?
was initiated. Much routine business
was passed upon. The usual Los An
geles assessment was paid. Business
was reported good
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Members of electrical workers union
No. who wish to attend the Chutes'
entertainment tomorrow night can
obtain tickets free from the secretary.
J. MCGEE viii act as business agent
during the absence of Elken as dele
gate to the state federation of labor
convention
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The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's Governor sailed yesterday for
San Diego with large number of
passeL gers. Among them were:
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The twenty-fifth anniversary ball of
bakers union No. "a will take place in
the Auditorium November r. At Sat
urday nights meeting Edward Hoff-
man was elected a member of the ex-
ecutive board, vice John ZipperIe. re-
signed. j. ZamfOrd was elected dele
gate 10 the labor council and r. Win
ters was chosen a trustee.
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The Louisville convention OF the
international photo engravers' union
voted full support TO the Boston union.
now on strike. International President
Vol is in Boston, having charge OF the
struggle.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC OFFICE

Depth at mean low water. entrance to harbor.
PLACE TT. Date Remarks
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A movement is on foot to unionizs
the various cafeterias throughout the
city. The joint executive board of the
culinary crafts will take charge OF the
matter. There will be a meeting OF
the board tonight when the PROPOSE
tion will be thoroughly discussed. 1t
is understood that A. c. Beck, secre-
tary of walters union No. 80, will be
made president Of the board
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]. j. Free1 OF New York, interna-
tional president OF stereotypers' union:
General Secretary Treasurer George
Williams and International Vice Pres
fdent P. ]. Clancy OF Boston, the gen
eral arbitration board. recently had a
conference with the publishers in re-
gard to the New York wage scale for
stereotypers. The results reached will
be made known soon.
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Word comes. from Stockton that the
controversy in the building industry
which has been going on for three
months has at last been settled, and
the union carpenters went to work
yesterday morning.
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&AUCTTON&
& AT AUCTION &

WEDNESDAY,. Oct. s. II a. N. No reserve.
80 head of all purpose horses and mares wagons
and harness. 557 4th St. Oakland. Rain shine.