The San Francisco call., 1910-01-06

Nt-0A ne mao not seen for seven years
The Serak landed 10 electric cars a.
GuayaQuiL They are TO he used ~, a
4tW road recently constructed AZ Quito
Inc inner called at Corinto, but found
etei tning quiet at the Nicaraguan port
ano the port officials unconrSIlnieatf rive
IS Tar as the revolution was concerned.
Brings Cargo of Island Products
Inc Matson navigation company's
oman, Captain O. Fredrickson, ar
ga early yesterday from Honolulu
"a - passengers and a cargo Of isl
pIooucts. The Hilonian encoun-
Ie- mead winds during the entire
passage Inc HlOnian'S cargo included
a.tog cases OF canned pines I.T45 mats
bags Of raw sugar. 1880 bags of re-
nneo sugar, 4-3sS punches of bananas
and 15o sacks Of coffee.
The passengers included:
ArT esao CsIso99 Ansrg% 5g gIe. G. Reed and wife
Mrs hinsrban Miss A Sparrow
O J. Levey E. ~ Watson
S. LitchdeId lad A White
Miss II. a. paulceu
Bark Louisiana Changes Hands
The bark Louisiana has been sold by
sanders d kirschman. through Captain
Jonn j. Kinder 10 James Griffiths q
0on or Seattle The ship brOking firm
OF kinder a Matthews has dissolved
partnership and Captain Rinder is now
IN business bv himself
City of Picking = Good Bargain
j. Nolt1. who bought the old liner
CITY OF Picking from the Pacific Mail
gain very long Within an hour after
The deal was closed Wolff sold his float
ing 5unk pile for $4,000 more than he
had paid
Nippon Maru Due Today
The japanese liner Nippon Maru is
due today from the orient and viii
probably be In port before noon Among
Ehe passengers on the Nippon is Baron
hlkuch, president Of Tokyo univer-
slty, who is going TO New York to at
tend the dedication Of the Pacific
Forum. At the dedication the baron
VIII deliver an address on the progress
and development Of the Japanese race.
Ashore at Santa RosaIia
The British snip Alice A Leigh. from
Hamburg. went ashore December i
while shifting ia the inner harbor at
Santa. Rosalia- The vessel remained
aground i hours and was foated with
uhe resistance Of two tugs. 1t is be-
Eeved that the ship, which Is now dis
charging its cargo Of coke was not
damaged
Curacao 10 Be Laid Up
NThe Pacific Coast steamship COM
panys Curacao, which is on the run be-
tween here and Mexican ports, has been
laid up for general overha auling and
VIII be out o. commission for several
months. The CuracaO's place viii be
aiken by the Senator. which win leave
h6re January IS for Guaymas and way
\1OrtS-
Fireboats 10 BE Documented
The commissioner of navigation at
Washington notified Collector of the
Port StrattOn yesterday that all tugs
or frebOats owned by the city or the
state must be documenteo and brought
under government regulation. the same
as privately owned vessels. This order
was sent TO confirm the ruling pre-
Niously made. in regard to the city's
new freboats, ScannelI and Sullivan, by
John X. Bulger. inspector Of hulls and
boilers Mayor Taylor and the IRE COM
missioners were at first inclined to con-
test Bulger's authority in laying down
what the crews should consist Of, but
they later yielded.
British Bark Goes Ashore
HONOLULU. Jan, 5.-The British
bark Alexander Black, inbound from
South American ports, went ashore yes
terday while entering Kahului harbor,
on the island Of Maui The steamer
Claudine went TO the Blacks assistance,
but has been unable 70 drag the vessel
into deep water. and other steamers