The San Francisco call., 1910-03-18

+ szs4sszssz week.
ssssszA E c Evans.
agent at this port
Tor the Jebsen line. said yesterday that
the permanent repairs TO the vessel
win keep the Erna out Of commission
lor about month. These repairs viii
I be made on the sound. he said because
the bids on the work from the northern
ShlpyarCs were 20 per cent lower than
( those submitted by local concerns
The Erna, said Evans. was due TO
De laid up for general overhauling.
and II was known when the ship left
here March for Vancouver with SO
passengers on board that the boilers
that the necessary repairs could be
made during the run north. This
proved 2 vain hope, and the -Erna re-
turned four days later for coal" il
was announced al the time.
As the Erna Is classed at Lloyd's
the repairs 10 be made on the vessel
VIII De those ordered by Lloyd'S sur
4 Feyors. who viii superintend the work
which must have their o. K. before the
( vessel receives new rating. The ship
VIII also have 10 pass an inspection
by the United States inspectors be
tore another license is issued which
1 VIII allow Il 10 carry passengers out
1 OF 9 n American port
Evans says that the Erna's engines
are N good condition and that when
the repairs have been made the ship
wiz be IN as good condition as ever.
Fourteenth Gets Quick Discharge
The Fourteenth infantry, bag, bag
gage, band, bakers. buglerS and a bout
dozen OF the most fantastic jags that
ever tackled along the water front. left
the transport wharf yesterday after
noon en- route for the posts 10 which
they have been assigned in Idaho
ana Montana. The regiment arrived
" ednesday morning from Manila with
Irelght trains. Every piece OF bagga &c
nao 10 he searched by customs inspec-
tors before being placed on the cars
ana 70 have done all this in L work
ing hours established a new record.
captain Grant, the army officer in
charge Of the transport wharf. took
personal charge Of the transfer of
regimental baggage from ship 10 cars.
and the customs inspectors, under Spe-
cal Deputy Collector Victor Lindquist
cid some OF the Swiftest ba gga ge
Ssts5arcalng that has been done since the
Cleveland was here.
At 1-5o o'clock yesterday afternoon
Ieenth marched Of the wharf num-
Der OF the soldiers had spent the morn
Ing visiting East street saloons and
when their company comma nders gave
IEe order eyes front" they saw 50
many fronts and tried so hard 10 face
them all that the results were not
exactly military. As q whole how
ever, the regiment presented a spIen-
did appearance.
viii BE Released Today
The armored cruiser Washington.
which has been in quarantine at Angel
island Tor the last two weeks viii
probably be released this morning and
may leave today for the Bremerton
navy yard 10 undergo extensive re-
pairs The health OF the Warship,s crew
Is said 10 be excellent Twelve of the
Shlp's company are more or less dis
inquired with the mbrace OF poison oak
but otherwise everybody is we'll
There was q baseball match on the
Island YESTERDAY. in which the mid
shfpmen trimmed the senior officers 10
70 O. The senior officers place the blame
on Doctor Trotter chief Ouara milne
officer. who umpired the game and gave
a series Of decisions which the higher
ups described as rotten" The mid
shlplnen give the credit for their vic
tory 70 Dr. A D. Drew OF the ouaran-
tine service. who did the scoring
Inc Washington, after leaving the
station, VIII come to an ANCHORAGE off
70 receive the fresh stores wanted for
the trip north.
New Steamer Has It's Dock Trial
Ine new steamer Napa Valley. which,
the Monticello steamship connanV U-se
given its dock trial yesterday. In about
two weeks the new flyer viii be ready
for its official trial trip. The electric
lighting, upholstering and the LAYING
OF carpets are among the jobs yet to
The Napa Valley viii be the swiftest
passenger steamer on the bay and one
OF the Speediest in the world Cap+ain
Samueis OF the General Frishie will
command the new steamer when il goes
and the trisbies crew viii be trans
ierred in body Captain Potvin of the
Arrow viii command the Frisbie.
Enterprise Arrives From HiIo
The Matson navigation GONNA anx's
steamer Enterprise arrived yesterday
from HIlo with large cargo and half
a dozen passengers The cargo included
-. .44z bags of sugar, which the Enter
prise discharged yesterday al Crock,
EFT The passengers included: Miss c.
Gabral, ". 5. O'Brien and Clarence
Reynolds.
Water Front Notes
receipts OF lumber yesterday by sea
amounted 10 31s,o0o feet.
The Oceanic steamship cornnan,.-s
liner Alameda, Captain Dowdeli iefs
Honolulu at 10 o'clock a m yesterdaz-
and viii be here next Wednesday
The steamer Pomo. which arrived 1
here yesterday from Albion was unable /
heavy weather.
. . The liner Acapulco is due today from
the lower coast. and tomorrow the
pennsylvania viii sail for Panama and /
way ports.
Tugboat Strikes Bar
tHgboat George r Nosburg struck on /
the Nehalem bar The life crew from
the Sar1baloi station went to her as +
slstance- The Nosburg carries a small /
gers on board
The Vosburg later got of the har
with only the loss of rudder and /
started for Astoria.
BY United wireless
STEAMER CITY OF PUEBLA@Heuee e11ss March ~ !.
- :. n. ioE Se5tde; March lG. p m.. 10 /