The San Francisco call., 1913-07-23

GUAYMAs CLOSED
To LUMBER SHIP
General Hubbard Has to
Leave Cargo for Gulf
Port at Mazatlan
Steamer Brings Golden
Freight From Mexico and !
Seven Passengers


rived yesterday from Mexico. was not
aliowed TO go to Guaymas, for which
port II had part cargo. on account
Of disturbed conditions at the gulf
port. which is in the hands Of the
revolutionary party. The Hubbard dis
charged all its cargo at Mazatlan and
brought from there large shipment of
goid concentrates and gold coin. The
steamer also brought seven passen-
gers
The Hubbard is not licensed to carry
passengers, but this dificuIty was
overcome by shipping the seven .'refu-
gees as members of the crew. There
were two women among them and they
all signed the ships articles, the COM
pensation In each case being 25 cents
Captain F. C. De1legar of the Hub
pard would have appealed to Rear Ad-
HllraI Cowles, commander in chief of
inc Pacific fleet, for advice and per-
naps assistance. in the matter of the
quay mas cargo. The Mexican COM
mandant at Mazatlan. however, would
not permit him to send any wireless
messages from the Hubbard to the
cruiser Pittsburg and he finally de-
SIded 70 leave the Guaymas cargo at
According to the passengers on the
Hubbard, everything is quiet at Mazat-
ian, put business on the gulf is at a
rebels are in control of number of
the ports. At these ports freight for
export is piling up. but the rebels in
control viii not permit its removal
possible.
The passengers who came .up on the
HubbaTd were: Mrs. ]. r. Petrie, wife
of an American electrician at Mazatlan
and her sister. Miss Hortense Conde
Dr. +. E Selleck and George E. Paget
empIoyes OF sugar plantation at
NaYolato; ]. c. Martin. a Sinaloa real
estate man. and George Sherry and his
son. residents of Mazatlan
The Hubbard's freight was small in
bulk, but of great value. 1t included
= boxes of gold specie, 141 sacks of
god concentrates and Mexican gold
valued at s96. 200.
WiiheImina Here From Honolulu
The Matson liner Wilhelmina, Cap
tain Peter Johnson. arrived yesterday
from Honolulu with large number of
passengers and cargo of island prod
ucts. Fog encountered off the coast
compelled a reduction of speed and the
Wilhelmina did not reach quarantine
morning as usual Among the passen-
gers on the Wilhelmina was w. P Fill
mer. grand master of the California
Masons. who has been visiting the
lodges of the order In Honolulu and
Hilo- He was accompanied by his wife
and daughter Mrs. Peter Johnson.
wife OF the Wiihelmina's skipper. and
taelr family were passengers on the
This is Captain Johnson's last trip
on the Wilhelmina He has been Sc
lected TO command the new liner Mat
sonia and will leave here in a few
weeks for the east TO be present at the
new ships launching.
The Wilhelmina's passengers in
GUIDED
Miss Pearl Bank. 7. j. Baker. Mrs. T. T.
Baker. Mrs g. Baker r. 3. Booth. Mrs r. B.
Campbell. F. Crawford, T. Cooper. George W.
Carr Carr = De Bretteville. Mrs de BretteyiIIe.
Nora Daroux, Miss Nellie Daronx. C. du Roi,
MIss Mr.; G g du r Roi: ! R Bageett A. id de Gear
Fllmer. Miss ~ Fimer Miss s G. Lloyd Mrs
a. C.. Farley. +. Griffths. Miss A. Gilmore,
George F. Howe. Miss NJ. Hader Mrs H. W.
Hyman: H g. IIderton. 7. Inami. NJ NJ. John
a s Kay. Miss K. Crowley. Mrs. P. Johnson,
Miss O. johnson. r. Johnson.
Clure. \ McPhaf McD Mcciuskey. Mrs MeD.
McCluskey and child, Miss " MeTasgart ".
E: w G. Nor Nor Mrs A W Miller; Mrs T.
c. Pnllar Miss I. NJ. Poston. Miss J. Pratt S.
Rosenheim. Mrs. s. Rosenheim Miss b Rouleau.
Miss Rowlsnd Mrs. F. a. Rowland. Mrs. P. W.
Rider, Miss L. NJ Simpson. A. B. Salvo Mrs.
4 R. salvo and child. Fl. E. Savage Mrs. II.
n. strauss Miss strauss Miss Edith smith.
II. Z. Teaehout. Miss A. Tabrett. ]. NJ. Thomp-
son. c NJ /. Watson Mrs c. NJ L. Watson
]. D. waIberg. A. T. wisdom B. N. Willis. e.
Winkleman. A. III. wilkins Mrs f. s. Zeave
Miss A Atkinson. Mrs Dore. A. Emerson. J.
Johnson.
Brings Photograph for Proof
When Captain C. H Saunders left
here May 80 under a contract to de-
liver the power schooner Ida A in
friends told him that he could not make
good He would find it impossible
they told him, to navigate the Colorado
river so far from the gulf His des-
tination was point under the shadow
OF the Black Butte mountains and
he reached it lust = days from
Exchange Yesterday and had with him
two photographs showing the Ida
safely moored alongside the desert
wharf. He left the pictures with Jerry
Daily, manager of the marine depart
ment with the request that he show
them to the friends who doubted his
ability TO deliver the goods.
LurIfne Sails for Honolulu
The Matson liner Lurlfne, Captain
Weeden, sailed at o'clock yesterday
afternoon for Honolulu with large
cargo of general merchandise and the
following passengers:
Mrs. John Ambrose, Charles D. s@her Mrs.
Charles D. Asher, Mrs. F. L. Booco Mrs. ]. F.
Bottle Mrs. C. r. Carvalho and infant Carl
Clelsnd Mrs Carl CleIand s p CleIand. G.
Rebeccs Davis. W. ]. DrysdaIe Michael Flvnn'
Mrs J. Garcia and two children, William Ghol-
son. Mrs William Ghoson, Miss Sadie G. Goss,
r A. Hardy. Mrs R. A Hardy. J. Heineman,
George Herbert. ". p Jarrett. r. " Kahokno-
hurea Mrs. R. y. Kahoknohurea Miss Ellen H.
WV ". Manning. Miss Maud Manning. Ralph h. Man. n.
ming ". Merrymon. Mrs. w. Merrymon. DR. f.
{. Rhodes. George Rodgers. DR.. Julius Rudisch,
p. r. REan. Mrs. B. F. RYAN and two children.
l. E. Tbayre, Mrs s. p. Cleland-
Aornngi to Sail This Morning
The Union Steamship company's liner
Aorangi will sail at II o'clock this
morning for Sidney via Tahiti and
Wellington with about 100 passengers
and a full cargo. This may be the
Aorangf's last visit to this port as on
its arrival at Sidney the new steamer
WiIlochra will be placed on the run
rangi. will be transferred to the Will
1ochra which is vessel of the Tahiti
class and will be a valuable addition
to the fleet
May Raise Lunsmann Monday
captain r. p Fl. Whitelaw is MAX
ing good progress with his prepara-
tions for raising the wrecked schooner
T H Iunsmann which was run down
and sunk off Fort Mason by the steamer
Francis H Leggett. An attempt will
he made TO raise the derelict next
Monday.
steamer western, Bernard Kelly,
old master, j. p. Fagerstrom, new
master: schooner Horace Templeton,
Ambrose Daley, old master. III. C. Guth.
EnroIIments
ctearner Restless. George 81 Mawds-
- master: steamer Reliance, G. II.
tI5rrvev master; steamer Sehome,
Henrv Potvin. master; steamer El
Sslu1do John Mex ellar. master, steam
~, General Hubbard, T. c. Delesar'
~, ,asfer