The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30

tle sale as the Alameda has been
y f.. faithful for so long that everybody
: connected with the company felt an
- most human regard for The little
l-=er.
~ In Honolulu. where for years they
shave set their clocks and reckoned time
n the going and coming Of the Ala
-eds, the liner VIII be missed and the
people OF the island port viii watch
Ks. career IN northern waters with an
interest rarely extended 10 inznimate
l7n[ects- The passing Of the Alameda
from their life viii take an important
= H-Ord out Of The vocabulary OF The Hon
.--- --l1 people ana taxes from this port
=. r-e best -IItie steamship that was ever
b-t-t ia an American shipyard-
. The Alameda and It's Twin, the Mari
Csa were bulk al Cramps for the
SifE-ce between here and Honolulu The
. Atsneda came OuI here, & new ship, In
. 1859. and has been blowing the Pacific
res e SLlce After running Tor some
. Years between here ana Honolulu the
;. tn-o ships were placed on the Australian
--.l and they gave q service between
..-.sre and sydney that was regarded
..aS uarve- by the postal althorlLies
.:r-e world over. Rain or shine, nne
d.. weather or foul. they were always on
me Their machinery never got out
..-I[ order and the elements were kind
,- -.. them. They continued on this long
~:lr until 1901. when the three big
were puC .Iro commission.
: The Alameda and Mariposs. were then
!. converted into Oh burners The Mari
.E.ss was placed on the run between
- ere and Tahiti and the Alameda be
.---7--=l here and Honolulu Every three
.E-e Ks 10 the dey and on the hour
= t--lUle6 The Alameda has poked its
~ sSe around Diamond head and steamed
-..trro Honolulu harbor and al similar
- 45.tTrus Is and with the same regularity
: RS passed IN through the Golden gate
! lei f1g-. -rHn u 1r1Hr Z
.. .l has been taken by the larger and
y-Cre ID 10 date Sierra and a. the enc
:.cf -t.ils week the Alameda VIII pass out
e. .Ct The Golden gate tor Ihe last ilUe-
;. The Alameda viii load freight for
-~es-rle a. Flbert street wharf The
oN Nners nae sPPoin'eo Sapt4in
=. Fires Five shots at Isunchman
An italian fisherman. angered, IL is
believed because some boat sailed over
suz tcre MS nets. fred I've shots from
--rif1e Monday afternoon a Harry
-l. The engineer Of Henry Petersop's
-s--cl TT-il gLt- Short. On the IWi-
was returning from Redwood City
E-rE "a load Of Goldfish when he no
r.ee1' q fshIng launch apparently try
E -r head him OF As the boats ap-
r-cacfed. each other Short changed the
lCrts course 20 avoid collision.
Te- fisherman called 10 him 10 stop,
ssF11s thar he wished 10 speak TO
rls Short slowed down and was
atuut. 10 stop when the fisherman
r ked up q rife and began pumpin z
lead - him Short made quick duck
3 The cockpit where he threw the
ralEre over 10 full speed ahead The
e-Ilan 6red I'VE shots al him but
1E nc attempt al pursuit Short
EEe6 The cockpit floor until the Twi-
r was wei out of range. Short
SAYS tfat he Gid not run over any nets,
ts-- sgpp0ses that somebody did and
r1@t 70. the fisherman all launches
-oQked alike.
senator Arrives From Lower Coast
Tbe- Pacific Coast steamship com
rauy<s Senator. Captain Poulson, ar
rived S-esterdsy from Guaymss and way
yuErT with 81 passengers and cargo
5rtlesl included ore bark. coffee and
Es-.turt-es- The passengers included
Ns.-'.116 Mrs. z. D julius zabeI
. 4sl';54 Az..sas5 eoppsl !. +. F. TIiis9ao 7Hals9
w9.J waitHey L.uclan " Wright
T. - -Brsdlev NJ and Mrs C D.
: IT,. ggroEniusHiela Bunker
HI Bunker
iIas Remains Of the Indiana Board
.Ehe schooner Dora Bluhm is or its
was: hack from Magdslena bay with Z
.csTEo consist OF everything that
--ca5zId be pried lOOsed from the wrecked
.Fscifc Mail liner Indiana The hull OF
:CEe Indiana viii stay where II stranded
...-.rfi7 ii rusts away. The salvage con-
.SlSts II machinery and equipment
Water Front Notes
f.. Receipts OF lumber yesterday by sea
amounted 70 100000 feet
The 8letson navigation compsny's
. steamer Lurline viii sail today for
Honolulu with freight and passengers.
TIE liners Siberia. from the orient
VElheirnins, from Honolulu, and city
of srcney. from Panama are all due
TIE steamer Redondo has been pur-
chased bv -he c A Smith lumber com
pzny for ss5.oOo
= BELLINGHAM, Wash March 2s.-
Three bodies OF victims Of the foundered
schooner Arthur B OF the Fraser river
sand heads March p have been cast up
The corpse Of Bert Weeks, engineer
.of the craft, and son OF one Of the
owners was identified al Friday har
Dor last evening and IS being shipped
10 Vancouver for burial.
. The remains Of Clifford Hallison, the
cook. were found on the north end OF
Goat island The third corpse was
picked Up on oreas island and has not
were found on all the bodies recovered.
The body OF W J. McGranahan. the
..scross the bay from this city SUNDAY.
while lis coat and bundle Of papers
we're found on Gslisno island, in an
opposite direction from the wreck and
= % miles distant, the same day.
=: New steamer Line Planned
los ANGELES. March 2e.-Enorts 10
:.crl5st the support OF the chamber Of
: commerce OF this city in q plan 10 es-
s-i@b1ish z steamship line between Los
T. -arceles barbor and the west coast OF
-rNexico and TO build railroad from
:: :SfanZauiilO 70 Acapulco and Salina
l.sT'fI are being made. J. Y. Nickers
r@sri5 other members Of the transporta-
5l<rl. committee OF the chamber con-
!: tred today with Judge George w
<Bsfch and J. A Lloyd OF Salt Lake City
.:s;5d j. A Norris Of Los Angeles regard
:j*s the plan, but no official action was
%:1sken.
-" By United wireless
Tuesday, March 2s.
gTEARER COLONEL {. L DRAKE, from Point
Richmond for Seattle March q, a. m =