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The Washington times., 1910-03-05
FLOUR AND FEED
NOTARY PURLIC

PENSION VOUCHERS executed at 4th and
\. w; two notaries. open nights: oppO-
cite Z. S. Pension Agency Phone Main
o4C8-M. nh3-Sf"
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WINDOW CLEANING

HOW ABOUT THOSE DIRTY WINDOWS ?
White help and moderate prices. LEON L.
CAHOON. Acme Window Cleaning Co. re-
moved TO 921 G n. ". Phone n. 715s.
1alE-9of
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FOR RENT-E0USES
Unfurnished

FOR RENT-Brick house rooms and BAH.
near two car lines. Inquire OF owner. IA
10th St s E. Save agents commission.
nlh5-3ts
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TAlLORS

JAEGER. TAILOR AND CLEANER. 5l3 z
St y w. formerly 81 + st Skirts cleaned
repaired and pressed. 50 cents Up. Umbrellas
repaired. lOc up. feeO-tf
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FOB RENT-SIoRES
FOR RENI-OFElCES
DESK ROOM

FOR RENT IN THE MUNsEY BUILDING.
TIE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING IN
ESPECIALLY DESIRA-
BILE FOR PRESS AND BUSINESS REP
SERVICE AND AP-
OF THE HIGHEST ORDER.
LOCATION IDEAL RENTALS LOW APP
PLY FOR PARTICULARS. AGENT OF
BUILDING. apfs-tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

y HEAD ENTRA good horses and mares.
'ust out OF hard work, must sell this week
CaH Private Stables. rear 32S Indiana ave.
~ W It.
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PALMISTS
DENTISTRY

DOCTORS ELzEY. DENTISTS.
Dentistry In oil branches. Guaranteed.
&. W. Cor 10th and F. Entrance on 10Th
1a5-9Ot
ALVEOLaAR TEETH-Palniess lasting. won
derfully ufelIke: bridgewOrk o. plates un-
necessary. painless filing. DIR. J. l. Will
son. 1908 T. 1yz1-tf
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$4,000

S-story brick. . rooms and bath
On CorC0ran St y. W.
Rent. S53.00 mo.
Must be sold to settle estate.
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PEICE $3.50
4 very pretty and coy little home
NORTHWEST HEIGHTS. Parlor. dining
room, large kitchen. bedrooms and bath,
concrete cellar furnace heat deep front and
back yard. front and rear pOrches- 500
CASH AND so PER MONTH
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE

ONLY UP-TO-DATE fun dress and tIIxe6o
su:u for hire NJ. T PINES. Merchant
Tailor. 1905 9Th ST. y. W. taf-tf
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FOR SALE-FARMS
WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

WORhINGMEsN-HoUr wages are your mean,
Of life: so look out for baby and wife: ~av.
a ''V'' note by seeing US for a tailored suf
at 81 20 SO; slightly used; small men strik.
q picnic" here; one price only. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND SO d y W II
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports by the Acapulco

The steamer Acapulco sailed for Ancon and
way ports on Wednesday with. cargo valued at
sI25.522 to be distributed follows: For
Mexico. s12. OBS; Central America. S25,S ,S26; Pan
S. sie: Ecuador. IS. 1885, Peru sso5; Chile. ss24
British Guiana. $1.570; Trinidad island s.. .550
Jamaica 81 $50: Cuba 500. The principal
shipments and their destinations were fol-
To Mexico-e.s2l lbs dried fruit. LBS lbs
toes, 2I pkgs onions. 81 cs canned goods, 2ss
lbs tea i.760 lbs malt. 2,645 lbs glucose. 2SS
lbs butter 346 gals wine. cs mineral water
5s.935 lbs tallow. "a pkgs tank material 1o65
lbs seeds 10 pkgs keints, 10 cs oil. $3.50 ft
To Central America, sos bbls -FOUR IA 23s
lbs rice. 200 bales hay. 9.305 lbs malt, S134 lbs
spices 46 cs canned goods. 1.267 lbs meals. Sc
ctls oats 202 lbs cheese $50 lbs dried fruit. 639
lbs raisins. 420 pkgs potatoes. 6s pkgs fresh
and 3 cs Wine. IS, $50 lbs fertilizer, II. SOB lbs
sulphur, 2710 SKIS cement 27.673 lbs tallow
rolls leather, 500 cs kerosene. % bbls and cs
oils 10 kegs powder. 10 pkgs naval stores
To PaDama-975 bbls -four, !, 600 lbs rice. 2, $50
lbs raisns. s.325 lbs prunes, 1850 lbs bread. l03
1000 lbs salt 10000 lbs sugar. 4.ess gals and Is
cs wine 300 cs salmon, 10 cs blasting powder
To New York-24 eas gals wine. 10000 lbs
raisins. 1.lo1 es canned goods, 1o,575 lbs horns.
80 SKIS herbs, 20. .297 lbs tallow-
To Colombia-349 bbls -four. 3125 lbs garlic.
II pkgs fresh fruits Al pkgs potatoes. 81 pkgs
dried fruit, II cs salmon, 454 gals and cs wine,
pkgs machinery.
To British Guiana-1 335 lbs raisins. 275 cs
salmon 5 cs canned fruit.
To Trinidad isand-750 cs salmon.
To Jamaica-30o salmon.
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to sea with every berth taken. su-
perintendent Gliddon, who had been
working night and day to have the
ward yesterday in the pleased COM
ments of the passengers and the
appearance of the ship.
The liner left pier AZ promptly at 5
o'clock. A strong ebb tide was run
ming, but with the assistance of the
tug Arabs the big ship got clear of the
wharf without scratching the paint on
its sides.
The agreement of joint operation
between the Toyo Kisen Kaisha and
the Pacific Mail steamship company
Among the passengers on the Chiyo
was Ben Harnett, Assistant General
Manager Avery's assistant, who is
Independent agencies that will handle
the company's business when 1t breaks
with the. Pacific Mail and ties up with
a wide steamship experience and will
probably spend SIX months in China and
Japan. He will remain there until the
new conditions have been established
and the new schedule is working
Among the passengers were many
missionaries bound for China and
the rail amidshfps and waved goodby
to their friends on the wharves, the
heather passengers in the forward
SbScidSC were SnOOl1nS uT0cTdCk6TS
over the port bow for the purpose of
driving away the evil spirits. For the
Precipitation of the good spirits they
were strewing the water with paper
prayers. Suspended in the smoke of
the crackers, as an additional pretec
ton, was large papier mache joss,
the nearest thing to a wooden idol that
could be procured in a Christian land.
The Chiyo took away more than 800
Asiatic passengers. Most Of them were
Chinese, but about so were Hindus,
who, on account of the hookworm and
other objections, had been refused
ties. they G are rr on le their way way back back to
the Punjab to tell their dusky fellow
countrymen that the famed hospitality
of Hart North had been greatly ex-
aggerated AMI that the. great sahib
was merely the door keeper and not,
as they had inrag agined, and he once
thought, the gate itself.
The Chiyo's passengers included:
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

gren. lot in E line of Eleventh avenue, 225
OF street, S25 by E12O: $40
Home realty company TO Charles c. Burger
and wife: lot in line of st. Mary's avenue
800 W of Mission street. w25 by N175; $40.
Charles NJ Anderson to Jose Candido and
wife; lot in line of Douglass street 1e5 n
Of nT Iwenty, ny third N22 by Els43 $40:
and 81, Precita Valley lands, and sublots 1872
TO 1913. P. V. lands; $40.
orrin Knox and wife TO John s. Greely and
Of Geary, Ms by E12o: SO ''-1e' wv
Frank Demartini TO J. B. Michels and wife,
lot 80. Demartini tract
Charles "a kendricks company to Frank
Brady, lot in E line of Forty-fourt avenue.
S23 s Of Point Lobos avenue. El2o by s25; $40
Minnie Deppe TO Henry c. Deppe. half lot
teenth. N25 by woo. gift.
Cohn, lot in line of Post street, 1876 E Of
Webster: E24 by S114.e; $40.
John E Travers TO Annie Mahan, lot in S
200 NV Of II street. NW2s by NEloo; gift;
Alvin August Hanisch TO Nils Frederick Mis-
son. lot 432; gift. map 2.
Nellie N. Dwelle to II. B. Murphy, lot in
Nv NY line Of Clay street, $50 sw of Ritch
William ". Wilson. guardian for Harry
Aaron. minor. TO William A. Kelly, lot In "
line % OF Sehrsder street. l25 Of Grove, N25
William A. Kelly TO Thomas ]. Barry, lot
in W line of Schrader street, 125 OF Grove
No by w1O6.3: $40.
California title insurance and trust company
TO Thomas J. Barry. one-ffteenth interest in
lot in W line of shrader street, 125 of
Thomas J.. Barry to Catherine t. Meara. lot
In " line of Schrader street, 125 of Grove,
N25 by W105.3: SO.
Bay Shore building company to Raimund
Otto Weber, lots is and 10. block 4, Refs
tract.
Bernhard Getz and wife to Dora Kienzle lot
in " line of Forty-eighth avenue. 212.6 n of
Kirkham street. NT5 by WHO; $40.
Y Tre0,e in Hail nd Wifi 1ot
In Sc line of Wooisey street, 60 SW Of Goettin-
gen. Sw so by Sc 100; $50.
Wesley y Hohfeld TO John Turner lot in \
avenue, % by, \ 100; SO.
]. W. Horn and wife TO P. ]. Roddy and Annie
Finn, lot at Ne corner of Eighteenth and Mis-
Home Builders. Inc. to James Denny and
wife. lot in f line of Eighth avenue, $50 of
Lake street. % by l20; $40.
Crocker estate company TO H. E. Springer and
wife. lot s. block E, addition to Castro street
addition and Glen Park terrace; $40.
Lillia G. Smith to Eliita Gamboni Mazzitelh.
lots SIS and s27, gift map 3; lots los and 1o6,
gift map 4: $40.
Maria McDermott to Wilson Lyford, lot in E
line of Manchester street, 225 n OF Stoneman,
n q by so; $40.
Charles p. Walsh and wife eft al. to a. b.
Frank. lot in Sc line of Lisbon street. l75 NE
Of Brazil avenue. NE 25 by Sc 100; S10
Theresa Anderson to Alfred Anderson, half Of
lot 1T06. gift map 8; So
Deborah Alexander and wife ct al to Ineresa
Barry Macquarrie. lot in line of Eighteenth
street. $50 E of Noe, Is by s ia; $40.
Jacob Heyman company to Jennie Murphy, lot
in W line OF Douglass street, 30:6 OF Alvarado
T. Paterson Ross and wife to Frederick II.
Meyer lot in S line of Vallejo street, o5 of
Steiner. S 81 g by Z 3; $40.
Frederick H.. Meyer and wife to Josephine
Conner, lot In 5 line of vallejo street, 30 q or
Steiner, S 81 g by Z 3; $40.
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MOVEMENT OF VESSELS IN ALL PARTS OF WORLD


will stay here only long enough to
coal and secure supplies of fresh pro-
visions They s{orMiI Will go GO fee frem hare to
ing to Japan may visit Panama.
Fisherman May Have Been Drowned
Andrew Dentone, fisherman, started
out October from Meiggs wharf for
the Sonoma flats to fish. On Tuesday
night another fisherman ne IAN found Den
sign of him .Satisfed that Dentone
had fallen overheard and perished, the
other fisherman hauled in the missing
mans nets and towed his boat back
to Meiggs wharf.
Water Front Notes
Receipts Of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted to 1,352.000 feet.
The Kosmos liner Serak arrived yes
terday at valparaiso from London.
liner Mariposa, which is due Sunday
from Tahiti, was l,023 miles from the
lightship at o'clock Wednesday nj Sht.
The army transport Sheridan, home
terday at Honolulu.
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
panys Curacau, Captain Paulsen. will
sail today for Guaymas and way ports.
BY United wireless
Thursday. October 6.
STEAMER MANCHURIA-From San Francisco
for Hongkong; Oct: 5, 8 p m, 7Ts miles from
Honolulu, west; all well.
STEAMER ARGYLL-From San Pedro for San
ot wind apa ee
clear sky; barometer S0.05; temperature SO.
STEAMER SANTA RITA-From Port San Luis
for San Francisco; Oct. s. D. M, 10 miles
north Of Pedras Blancos; clear; light northwest
wind; smooth sea; all well.
STEAMER MARIPosA-From Tahiti for San
Francisco; Oct 5, p. M, 1,023 miles from
San Fraicisco Hghtship wind and moderate
from the north-northeast; cloudy and gloomy
weather; barometer 1905; temperature SO.
STEAMER AsUNCIoN-From Astoria for San
North head; light northwest wind; barometer
301S; temperature 5I.@
STEAMER SANTA CLARA-Hence Oct. 6 for
Eureka: Oct 6, $50 p. M, 35 miles north of
Point Reyes; weather clear and smooth.
STEAMER REDoNDo-Hence Oct. 6 for Coos
bay: Oct. 6, 7-3o p m passed Point Reyes;
weather clear; northwest wind; moderate sea;
barometer BOLT; all well.
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Eastern Livestock Market


CHICAGO. Oct 6.-Cattle-Receipts estf-
mated at 1000; market strong. Beeves. 81 T0d
s. Texas steers. S4.1Od5. .65; western steers 81
n6.T5: stockers and feeders. $3.40d5.75: cows
and heifers 81 40; calves S7.50010.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at 1900; market
iOc higher. Light. Ss65de 20; mixed IS. 400
good 10 choice heavy. ss.400 S95; pigs. $8.254
s.c5. bulk Of sales IS. .500s.65.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 10000; market
steady. Native, S2.50@425; western. S2.T56
20: yeariDgs. $4-30d5.50; lambs. native, 40
a; western, s475Q7.
5000; market strong. Native steers. 81. T56
49, native COWS and heifers 81 .60d6.25 stock
efs and feeders. So 2565.75: bulls, So 25d4 25;
calves, S5Qs25: western steers. $4759e-25;
western cows. s.. T5674-g5.
Hogs-keceipts. 5000: market 50710c higher.
Bulk Of sales. Ss.45ds.S0: heavy. ss.35 as. So:
packers and butchers, $s.6O@s.S5; light, Ss.75
NS.90.
Sheep-Receipts, G.oO0: market strong. Nut
tons, S350@ 4-25; lambs. IS. 15M6-s5; fed weth.
S3.500z.
SOUTH OMAHA
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct 6.-cattle- Receipts.
900; market steady TO loc higher Native
steers, S5-4ONT.z0: cows and heifers, S3d5-50
heffers. s. s5@z.60; Gamers. 81. 7503. .4e stock
ers and feeders. s3G6; calves, $3.25@7: bulls.
etngs etc. S3az. z.75.
HeaFy, $s-2O&s-S5' mixed. $s-25Qs.4o; light.
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EASTERN STATIONS
SYNOPSIS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

Heavy rains again reported at Galveston.
Memphis, Louisville. Toledo and BuHalo- The
p hour amounts range from 6.62 inches
Galveston TO over inch at the lake cities.
An area OF high pressure has OVeFspread the
central and western portions of the country
and the weather has been fair and warm
throughout those sections. There has been
no rain on the Pacific slope except IN Wash
irgton.
The temperature has fallen ahout 10 de-
grees in the Mississippi valley aud eastward
to the AIeghaDies In California temperatures
are 10 degrees above the normal In the great
VALLEY afternoon readings have exceeded 90
degrees.< Conditions have been favorable for
raisin making.
The relative humidity at Red Bluff IS
and at Fresno IS per cent
FORECAST
san Francisco and vieinity-Fair Friday.
cooler in the afternoon and night; light north
wind changing to west.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Friday; cCntlnCed
warm: light north winds
Sacramento valley-Fair Friday; not so
warm; light south WINDS
San Joaquin valiey-Fair Friday; continued
warm: light north winds.
California south of the Tehaehipi-Fair Fri
day; light north winds changing to SOUTH
A G. McADIE. District FOrecasteF-
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Natfcs tn Mariners


The following affects the aids to navigation in
the sixteenth and seventeenth lighthouse dis
tricts:
washington. Columbia river-Ahle point light
moved September Is 1910. this light was
moved about 125 feet northwesterly Of its former
above water from the southwesterly corner OF
Englands wharf L. II. B. List OF Buoys, etc.,
Pacific Coast. 190S. p 6S.
Buoy REMEMBERED, September 1e. 1910: as fol
lows: South Spit jetty buoy. lefty" h s.
first class can, In Is feet Of water to mark the
Brown 40 degrees true (N. NE. 5-16 E. mag.
Grays Harbor lighthouse, 1oT degrees true (E-
Point Chehalis shoal buoy 2 second class
SPAR in IL feet of water, on s0utherly side OF
the channel to Westport and northeasterly Of
edge of new shosl forming easterly from Point
chehalis- Gsays Harbor lighthouse, PA degrees
ss sse Is By fT1s LGs W. wee ront
Westport spit buoy, 2, second class spar, re-
numbered A.
ocosta spit buoy. 1. second class spar. in 10
feet of water, the shoulder Of the fats max
ing out from the ocosta shore OF South bay.
Neds rock. % degrees true On. I-16 W. mag.l-
Grays Harbor lighthouse. 252 degrees true (SW.
q W. mag.).
Channel starboard side buoy. ga. second class
spar. In 10 feet of water of the southerly side Of
rock. 2so degrees true (w i s. mag.
South channel buoy. 2, second class spar, In
whitcomb flats and southely side of South chan
mel. Grays Harbor lighthouse. 215 degrees 80
minutes true IS by W X W. mag.1. Lone
tree. Point Brown. 314 degrees true ew. NV.
Is W. mag.). l.. H. B. List OF Bu0ys, ETC.,
Pacific Coast. 1905 pp. 50. 81 and So
Alaska st. Michael bay--Orizaba reef bell
buoy. 2, established. July 26 1910, In % feet OF
water. about q miles \. (mag-) from orizaba
reef buoy 2. second class spar. which is here
after to be discontinued. The bell buoy will be
maintained only during the season of open navi-
cation Il l. H. B. List of Buoys. etc. Pacific
Alaska, St. Michael canal-Buoys established.
July. g. 191O the following buoys were estab-
nshed. about 600 feet apart to mark the reefs
at the entrance 10 St Michael canal: st.
Michael canal buoy, 1. third class spar. ST.
Michael canal buoy, 2. third class spar L H
B. List CT Buoys, etc. Pacific Coast. 1903, ,
116. By order of the bureau OF lighthouses.
]. NJ. ELLIC0TT. Commander,
L. s. N, Inspector
Office of Inspector Seventeenth Lighthouse
District, Portland, Ore. October 1, 1910.
(No II, 19IOl-
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Los Angeles Produce Market
nsciol D:~oofch so TIE Gill

=
LOS ANGELES. Oct. eggs were firm
today on the produce exchange. There was a
good call for al grades. Butter was steady
The potato market was weak and sales were
slow nj lower quotations.
Receipts OF produce were: Eggs, l23 cases;
nuttef' 800 I'ouDost cneese see POUNDS; po-
Cheese (per lb)-Northern fresh. 1761Sc;
eastern twins. lsise; eastern cheddars. 20c;
eastern longhorns- 1920 eastern daisies, 19c:
swiss imported. 30c; swiss domestic. 22@24c;
brick cream, I9c; limburger. 19c.
Butter tper lb)-Creamery extras. SO Izc;
FIRST. 32c; ladle. 25c: cooking, PC.
Legs (per dOzen)-Local ranch cendled,
hrsts. 45e; case count. 4lc; eastern fresh. 35c;
storage extras. 32cs storage seconds. 27c.
Beans (per ctD-No. pink. $3.50: No. l
lima. S4.75; Lady Washington. $3.50; small
whites No. I, $3.50; black eyes IS; garvanzas
$40; lentils S7@S
Potatoes per ctl)-New local stock. s1.25;
Highland. s1-25Ql-30; sweet, s125QL5O-
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TRAVELLERS WHO EVADE
CUSTOMS FACE JAIL
New York Court Decides to I'M
prisOu i'm Future

NEW YORK, Oct 6--Ja1 sentences
are to be imposed hereafter on tFav-
elers who seek to evade Uncle Sans
customs law.
Offenders caught smuggling recently
have been heavily fined Judge Hand
in the United States court today IN
imposing a fine Of $4,000 upon Mengo
Mergenthau. a wealthy candy manu-
facturer who pleaded guilty to an in
dictment charging him with failure to
declare jewelry and wearing apparel
worth $4,000. said:
This is the last time will let such
offenders off with a fine After this
jan sentences will be imposed, in ad-
dition TO the fines.
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Notice tn Mariners

Captain George Sanborn of the tug Traveller
at Grays Harbor. reports to the branch hydro
graphic office. at Port Townsend. that to make
the new south channel over Grays Harbor bar
the course to be taken is S. % W. mag. from a
point abreast Of No. buoy to a small buoy
placed outside the south jetty by the Grays Har-
Dor tug company. While this channel is mar
row. yet it carries regular depth with over
three feet more water than the old channel to
the north OF the present bar buoys. Vessels now
making this port are using this channel and
vessels are towing out to with a draft OF
over p feet In making port and using this
channel 1t would be wise for strangers to have
local pilots, as 1t is not yet properly buoyed by
the authorities.
= Captain E. G. Baughman Of the steamer Hum
boldt reports that Battery point light. Lynn
canal, Alaska, was not burning at 1880 D. M.
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New York Metal Market

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Standard copper, dull:
spot. october, November and December I2 2OG
5ooc: London. easy; spot. EOS lis Cd; futures
soo los Custom house returns show exports of
% S;oes g, tons SO far this month Lake copner.
o4.o1 z q X 81 ec electrolytic. IL. 5o@1275c;
a. In-Unsettled; spot. 36c; October. SIS. .e2h a
50; loc; Norember 3450635 soc; December, 34 so
059e Sales. tons October at 80. .65c london
weak; spot, f160 15s: futures fI5S Is
Lesd-Quiet. 44o64.55c New York: 422b %
spelter-Qulet, 5.J0G5 eOc New York: 5.371SG
423sc East ST Louis London. spot f23 15s
iron-Cleveland warrants, 49s Sd in London
A AL.ocsLy ron was quiet; No. l foundry northern
Slo. .I59l6.25; No. 2. sl5.50G16: No / Southern
and No. southern soft. SIS 45dI I6 %
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Building Contracts

Eliza Dippel with Philipo Sanhlipo-To erect a
two story aud basement frame building in NE
line OF Eighth avenue South, 200 Sc of
street. Sc 25 by NE 100: portion of lot 35 block
139. Central Park homestead association; $500.
Emile A. and Robert O. Allen with Gilmore G.
Johanson-To erect a two story frame building at
Sc corner of Sacramento and Leavenworth
streets. 22:l1xS0; Sc, 1853
Thompson Bosler with E W. Doughty-Car-
pets painting. pIastering. etc. to complete a
three story brick building in line of Bush
street 62 " of Jones, W 25 by 100; 1905.
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Memoranda

Per stnr Charles Nelson-Oct. g. 81 miles
north of Point Reyes. saw sehr Joseph Russ, from
Anacortes for San Francisco.
Andrew Dentone, an Italian fisherman. left
Fishermans wharf Oct. TO fish the Sonoma
fats in latteen boat; he all alone: Tuesday
night at II o'clock y. Bregante, fisherman, was
sailing along In his boat; he hailed Dentone, but
received no answer so he went alongside the
boat and found on board and the fishing
nets out; pulled in the fishing nets and tcwed
the boat back TO Fiherman's wharf; Dentone
leaves wife and two children who live In Fran
cisco street. San Francisco; it is supposed he fell
overheard and was drowned.
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NAPLEs-Arrived Oct. 6-stmr Princess Irene.
from New York.
GENOA-Arrived Oct 6-Stnr Cretic from
New York. Oct 2-Stmr Duea di Geneva from
New York
.B0ST0N-Arrived Oct e-Stmr Saxonia, from
Liverpool
soUTHAMPToN-Arrivei Oct e-stmr Teu-
tonic, from New York
LIvERPooL-Arrived Oct. e-stmr IvernIa
from Boston.
QUEENSTOwN-Sailed Oct e-stmr Fries
land, for Philadelphia; stmr Adriatic. for New
York.
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Army Transnorts

The 'Buford Is IN port. out OF commission-
The Crook Is at Manila.
The Dix is on the way from Seattle to Manila
The Logan. outward bound. left Honolulu Sep.
tember 16.
The Sheridan Is at Honolulu
The sherman sailed October for Manila.
The Thomas Is here under repairs.
The Warren is at Manila
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Change OF Masters

Steamer Tampico-Late master, ]. 0. Farra
present master. John Scoby.
ENROLLMENTS
Steamer Dauntless-George Norris. master
Steamer ]. E. ElliOtt-L. T. Ward. master
Schooner Ruby--H. c. Guth. master
schooner Forruna-F. Kildall. master
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CHIYO MARU SAILS
With BERTHS full
Japanese Liner Is Off for Orient
With Record Crowd of
Passengers

HE Japanese tur-
bine liner Chiyo
Maru, Captain w.
W. Greene, sailed at
5 o'clock yesterday
afternoon for the
orient with more
than 500 passengers
and a big cargo.
First class, second
class and steerage,
t h e Ii n e w a s
crowded to its full
capacity. The Jap
anese ships have
been steadily gain
ing in popularity,
and yesterday the
Chiyo, for the first
time since it was
commissioned, went
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September IS. 1910. Also that there were large
quantities Of ice, September 26 from Douglas
island to Tatsu head, stephens passage, and also
from cape Of straits TO the north end OF Wran-
gell narrows- j. C. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. u s. N. In Charge.
Branch Photographic Oftfe. San Francisco
CAL, October 6. 1910.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07

SAVANNAH. Oct 6.-Tnrpentine- 74E
Q75c; sales. 742; receipts. 37s; shipments, ss5;
stock. Is S45 '
Rosin-Firm; sales. 1e41; receipts, 1.24o:
shipments, l.S50; stock, 66,072. Quote: B. $3.50
d6;lO; ID, $6.o5; Z. s6.20; F. s625; G, sc. so; 81,
$50; l. S6,4O; X, $500; NJ, S6.s5; n, sc 80;