The San Francisco call., 1913-07-25
SICKNESS DELAYS
LINERS RELEASE
Case of Typhoid on San Jose
Nearly Sends Steamer
to Quarantine
Pacific Mailer Arrives From
Lower Coast With Many
Passengers

A case of sickness on board the
Pacific Nail liner San Jose. which ar
rived late yesterday afternoon from
Panama and way ports, threatened for
time to send the steamer and all on
board into quarantine II was a case
OF fever. and Quarantine officer A. D.
Drew declined TO pass the ship without
consultation with Chief Quarantine
Ohcer Glover. II was finally decided
that the victim was suffering from
typhoid, and after several hours de-
tention the ship was granted pratique.
The San Jose. Captain H. L. Jones.
brought IS cabin passengers and IL IN
the steerage. The cargo OF 737 tons
Included 5,541 bags OF coffee and a
large shipment OF ore. The liner
brought treasure valued at s2169S2.
her from Mexico. Me- eessEniu inoiudins {. D. ~ Tay-.
lor. the American consular agent at
Guaymas, and his family. There were
: number OF refugees on board from
Durango Conditions at Mazatlan were
normal when the San Jose sailed and
the military officers there were conf
dent OF their ability 10 hold the place
brought against them.
The San Jose's passengers included:
Cyril Peley. John Fisher. Luis Arellano. Ber-
re Noissnt. Noberfo Moran. James Parrish.
Pedro Asturiss. John schultz. Mrs. sissie
Vaughan. Mrs Lola Vaughan and child. H.
lsr- Mrs. Hazel Miller Ignacio Echagsray. Mrs.
Emns Coates, Sanrisso l. Coates Miss E.
Alfred Domlug. Robert Saliinser Edward George
Thomas. Evers. Mrs. Rafaela Courterss and
f-e grand children. Carlos Flores. Mrs. Esther
mueu. Master F. Bermuen. Cauata Lopez Charles
p Taylor. Mrs Isabel Taylor. Margsreta Tay
tram. Miss p. Avendano, Miss R. Avendano.
Harbor Commission Meets
The harbor commissioners yesterday
greed TO construct an elevated pas
senger gangway on Pacific street wharf
for the use of the Southern Pacific
company's river steamers. Engineer
Jerome Newman recommended to the
board that Union street wharf. an an
osoted piles. J. P. Holland. who has
the contract for removing the dirt dug
from the Stockton street tunnel. asked
permission TO dump part of IL on state
property. His request was referred TO
the engineering department Also re-
feTred 10 the engineer was J. B. Cory
100000 cubic yards from Islais creek
channel, east from Kentucky street.
John L Likas. who wants to start an
se-oPlane ferry 5etwesn o. Oakland and
- make his landing on this side at
the end of pier 4.
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted 10 10000 feet
The liner Persia, due Monday from
the far east. was las miles from here
at ?. m July %.
Change of Masters
Steamer E. P. Ripley-John Nelson.
old master; George A. Gillespie, new
master.
Schooner Heck1a-Anton Larsen. old
master: A. Y. Anderson. new master.
Steamer City OF Sydney-Ryland
Drennan-old master J. C. Follett new
master.
EurolIments
Barkentine Mary Winkelman-Martin
Christoffersen, master.
Transport Service
TIE Fuford IS at San Francisco
Ths Crock IS at San Francisco.
The Logan left San Francisco for Manila
July ;.
The Sheridan IS at San Francisco.
TIE Sherman is st San Francisco, scheduled
e sail for Manila August
The Thomas arrived July II az Manila.