10 THE HAN FBANGISCO CALL, FEIDAY, JANUARY .9, 1903.- MODIFIES STEAM SCHOONER CUTS A HOLE IN A NORWEGIAN SHIP HARBOR BOARD Bteam schooner Coqullle PORT HADLOCK—Arrived.Jan. 7—Bktn J M Griffith,hence Dec 26; Ger stmr Neko, from River ran Into the Btern of the Seattle. Norwegian ship Vellore during Sailed Jan—S—^Ger stmr Neko.— for Seattle. yesterday morning's tog, broke BANDON Sailed Jan 8 Schr Onward, for HESITATE THE Pan Francisco. MAY ENGINEERS' her own nose and smashed several PORT TOWNSEND— Arrived Jan 8—Bktn thousand dollars' worth of the Vellore's Quickstep, from—Ililo. Balled Jan S Bark Big Bonanza, for Lady- Slating of W. H. Davis plates. smith. — lj-ins Passed In Jan S Stmr Stanley Dollar, henos .The Vellore was at Howard-street 4, for ¦wharf, Jan for Seattle.! as the Attorney moored, contrary to the regula- PORT ANGE.LES—Arrived Jan g-Br ship tions harbor, forty Ancona. hence Dec 27. PUNISHMENT of the with some feet —Arrived Jan — SEATTLE 8 Stmr Stanley tjie Commission. of her stern projecting beyond the end of Dollar, hence Jan 4. — the wharf. The fog- was at its thickest. —SANTA BARBARA Arrived and «all«d Jan Rosa, ¦ Coquille River, 7 Stmr "Santa for San Francisco. Long Expected Verdict The coming from Main SAN PEDRO— Sailed Jan S—Stmr Melville Haste in the Appointment Etreet and bound for Mission-street wharf, Dollar,.for San Francisco; stmr Marshfleld, Given held for San, Diego; stmr South Coast, for San in Elder Case a course close In to the ends of the Francisco; achr—Orient, for Coos—Bay. of Budd's Successor wharves and when she reached Howard TILLAMOOK Arrived Jan S Stmr Redon- do, by Inspector. her stern from Antorla. Improbable. street bow found the of the WHATflpM—Arrived Jan 7—Stmr Callfor- Vellore blocking the way. The steam nlan, front' Seattle. schooner headway, PORT GAMBLE—Sailed Jan 8—Schr Spo- was under slow but kane, for San Francisco.— Ftirmer Governor -James H. Bu, was elected to the offlco '• Meteor, Eureka, able damage. Stmr from for Topolobampo. attorney of the State Board of Har- the Penalties Were VENTURA—Sailed Jan 8—Stmr Grace Dol- of Two of the Vellore's plates were cracked lar, bor Commissioners. San Francisco. The for San Francisco.— is per Excessive. and ruined, two others were bent and Sailed Jan S Stmr Santa Barbara, for San salary attached to the office J2W0 x Francisco. annum. The term ot four years, for about three feet of bulwarks were carried ISLAND PORT. which he was chosen, expired on the 1st away. The Coquille River's bow was HONOLULU— Sailed Jan &-Sh!p S D Carle- day of this month. Shortly after Dr. Refers to the Strikers as Conspirators dinged in and whoever proves responsible ton, for Port Angeles. by EASTERN PORT. Pardee was nominated for Governor but I*ts Sullivan and Mc- for the disaster will have to foot a fairly — — the Republican State Convention a pro- substantial bill of damages. NEW YORK Sailed Jaa 8. 4 p m Stmr gramme provid- Kenzie Off "With Sus- America, for San Francisco, via Coronel. was made at Sacramento The fog tangled up traffic all over the FOREIGN ing that W. H. Davia, who was then the harbor and there were a number of P0RT8. of- pension. nar- YOKOHAMA—Sailed Jan &—Br stmr Indra- executive secretary in the Governor'* row escapes from collision. The ferry- samah, for Portland, Or. — fice, should be elected by Harbor Corflmls- j boats ran on an hourly schedule until CAPE TOWN—Sailed Jan 8 ShlD A J Ful- sionera Kilburn, Klrkpatrick and Mac- ler, for Newcastle, Australia. Captain John Bermingham, United afternoon. — — kenzie to succeed Budd aa attorney or tho The steamship SAGNES Passed Jan 7 Br «tmr Omba. Elates Supervising Inspector of Steam Pomona ran into Powell- from Manila, for New- York. board. ¦.:; \ street wfcar,f and did considerable dam- VICTORIA—Arrived Jan &—Br Em- The Commissioners the last meeting Vessels, yester- prers «tmr at handed down his decision age. The ferry steamer Oakland had a of Jnnan,— from Hongkong.— of the board did not execute the pro- day matter striking engin- two ANTWERP Arrived Jan 6 Ger bark In the of the narrow escape from collision with hence 30. Nlobe. gramme. Itwas deemed prudent to defer Elder, Ftern Aus eers of tie Eteaxn6hlp George W. wheelers and the business of the COLON— Arrived Jan &—Stmr Allianca, from action until to-day. Affairs at Sacra- The decision Is as follows: harbor generally was conducted under dif- New York. mento have since taken such shape that ficulties. Sailed Jan 6—Stmr City of Washington, for a postponement la highly prob- STEAMBOAT INSPECTION SERVICE. New York. further of Supervising Inspector, — — able. It is surmised In political circles Office MANILA Sailed Jan 7 Br itmr Ronald, for sym- Kiret I>l8trlct. Sonoma Sails for Antipodes. Delaware Breakwater. that Commissioner Kilburn is not in Port of San Francisco. The Company's Satled Nov 10— pathy with of the programme. 6AN FRANCISCO, Oal.. Jan. 7. 1903. Oceanic Steamship So- IQUIQUE— Chll ship Cristo- the purpose noma, Captain C. F. Herriman, bal Soler. for Port Hadlock. Moreover, itis conjectured that Commis- In the matter of the appeal of J. F. Sulli- sailed last Sailed Dec 5—Br bark Isla- van, licensed chief engineer, late first assist- night and Antipodes. ROTTERDAM— sioners Kirkpatrick and Mackenzie will a for Honolulu the ship 'Hill, mount. for Victoria, and passed Ventnor Dec 6. ant engineer of the Ort-gon Railroad and .Navi- She large cargo ret cargoes the colliers willbe forced to re- Br . Loudon Boyd, 127 days from — — not desire to take an active part in tho gation carried a and more than naln Antwerp. MELBOURNE Arrived Jan 7 ShiD Hecla. Company's ocan efamer, George W. \M idle. * from Port Gamble. distribution of harbor patronage while Uldrr to tho l.'nl'.fd States Inspector of Steam passengers, of whom jabout seventy Bktn Irmgard,- Schmidt, 18 days from Hono- Vessels, district, IS, 1S»"2, were booked ¦ VANCOUVER—Arrived Jan S—Br stmr Em- the subject of their own confirmation as first t&krn October for Honolulu. The liner did NEWS OF THE lulu. press from Hongkong, from the decision of the United States Board not get away hour, owing OCEAN. Bktn Fullerton, Macdonald, 19 days from of Jaran. via Victoria. Commissioners is pending in the Senate. Portland, until a late to . v OCEAN STEAMERS. of I»cal Inspectors at Oregon, which the tardy arrival of the.British-Australian Kihel. . . — Should an effort be made at the meeting beard, after a. hcarinp of the coinplaJnt of the Matters of Interest to Mariners and Schr.IdaA, Campbell. S hours from Point NEW YORK— Sailed Jan S Stmr Nockar. to-day to execute Oregon. Railroad and Navigation Company mail. The Sonoma's passengers included: Reyes. . for Bremen: Btmr La Lcralne, for Havre. of the Commissioners ;a.'.ft Shipping- Merchants. — the programme the session may become : the appellant, and Second Assistant For Honolulu— G. Aydelotte Master Aytfe- CLEARED. GIBRALTAR Passed Jan S—Stmr Ferugia. Engineer C. M. McKenzie and Third Assistant lotte, J. The British ship Galena is chartered for from New York, for Marseilles, Naples, etc. decidedly interesting. When the plan to Huston, A. Caio. C, Clark. R. V. DennJson Mrs. Thursday, January lingtnfer E. U. for leaving the steam- N. Ellis wheat to Europe at 11s 3d. i. LIVERPOOL—Arrived Jan 8—Stmr West- attorney was devised it er Elder at Portland, Oregon. ?s they did. in r Duthitt. John Ellis. Mrs. and infant. Stmr Ramona. Glelow, Ban Pedro; Pacific from Philadelphia. make Davis the tt B. Ellis. Mrs K. \V. Mrs. The barkentlne Denicla. now at Grays Har- Coast Steamship Co. •rnland. — was supposed that the Senate would con- a body, on October », J!*~>2. revoked the license . Kills. Kvcrton. QUEENSTOWN— Sailed Jan S Stmr Cym- J. A. M. Geffeney. Mrs. Gpffeney- and bor, chartered prior to arrival for lum- Stmr Sonoma, ¦ of of arpeliar.t en October 11 for violation of sec- Ferris. was . Herriman, Honolulu and Syd- ric, from Liverpool, for New York. sider and confirm the appointments 444!', two children. Mifs Marietta Havens, \V. H. ber from that port to Sydney at .'tis 3d: with ney; J U -Spreckela & tion which reads as follows: It. 9d, or Bros Co. LIVERPOOL—Arrived Jan S—Stmr Celtic, Kirkpatrlck and Mackenzie before the In- "If any licens-ed officer shall, to the hin- Hoots. C. Jackson. S. N. Sheridan. E. N. option of Melbourne or Adelaide. 35s Ger stmr Isls, Groot, Seattle; J D Bpreck- from New commerce, South-a-orth, Mrs. Southworth 1* W. Taylor, Callao. 36s 3d. els York. auguration of Dr. Pardee, but th© Sena- drance of wrongfully or unrea- & Bros Co. reason, sonably to wtrvm capacity H. Wilson, Mr?. M. KlrchborR and child. H. Whaling Williams, tcrs saw no good for extreme refuse in his orncinl Knapp, 'Knapp. F. Knudsen, bark Andrew Hicks. on any steamer, a^ authorized by the terms of B. Mrs. A. Mrs. Europe. whaling; Western .Repair and S Co. GREETINGS FROM THE haste In the premises and therefore took • • • an-I Livingston. "Wheat for ¦ his certificate of license. his license Kr.ud.«eii child. I. Hon. I.C. Fr bark Eurenle Fautrel, Leheude, Queens- -"• the subject under advisement. It i3 pre- shall be revoked, upon the tame proceedings Miller. Mrs. Millrr. Miss K. Miller. Miss Ani- Th« French bark Eugenie Fautrel was STEAM town; Balfour, Guthrie ta Oliver, SCHOONER COQUILLE & Co. HONOLULU BUILDERS the Commissioners will fol- •s are provided in other cases of revocation U Hon. J. E. Osborne, John Owen, yesterday for Queenstown. for orders, BAILED, dicted that of such licenses." Mls-s I. M. O'Harnett. Miss A. M. Petrie. Mrs. clear^l $SC,940, RIVER.IN COLLISION WITH* low the example of the Senat» and pro- Young with Crt.973 ctla wheat valued at an.l ' Thursday, January 8. /j Local Exchange in Receipt of Mes- "¦',''-- The cafe on appeal came up for hearing: on M. J. Quinn and child. Alex and valet, lO.dK) ft lumber as dunnage, valued at ?150. NORWEGIAN SHIP VELLORE. ceed with caution. the 37th cf November, and testimony was Mrs. Young and maid Miss n. It Young'Miss Stmr Chas Nelson. Hchage. Seattle. sage of Congratulation, Which taken on that day and on severeal days there- M. A. Young, F. C. Bertdmann, Mrs lier- Stmr Geo W Elei«r, Randall, Astoria. after, and en the 2oth wax continued worn day ulmann. K. Brlggs David C Dib- Stmr ¦ State of California, Thomas, San Promptly Dibble, K. Movements of Steamers. Diego. Is Answered. AWARDS ANNOUNCED to day with a view of obtainins the testimony Me. \Villian\ Dunning, "VV. M. Flack. Mrs. Shipping Intelligence. S. H. Kent, president of the Builders' cf one John M. Benson, a licensed engineer, Saxia Hatch, R Hunter. Mrs. Hunter. Mrs. Btmr Brooklyn, Hlggins, Bowens Landing. BY QUAETEBMASTEE has Kerns, Mays. TO ARRIVE. Stmr Ahlstrom, Exchange of thi3 city, is in receipt of. a whom the United States Marshal been un- S. M. Noel H. A. Petersen Cap- ARRIVED Prentiss. Columbia River. cble to nnd. tuin George H. Plltz. G. Sanderson. Mrs' San- Steamer. ' Due. Stmr Fulton. Lee. Westnort. cable message from the Builders' and Transport Thomas Undergo d»rs=on and child O. B. Schmidt Miss J. From. Thursday, January . 8. I Stmr Albion River. Bosh. Albion. Traders' Exchange of Honolulu, convey- The to CALLED OUT ON STRIKE. Ger stmr Isis, .«cott. Miss M. Scott. Captain James Smith. G.Llndauer.. Grays Harbor Jan. 9 Stmr San Jose, Brown, 21 Vb days from Pa- * Groot.- Seattle. ing greetings Thorough Overhauling at Ex- ¦ - New Tear's congratu- In his hearing before the Supervising: In- Mr*. M. Sousa. J. T. Taylor. Mrs C nama. ; > ¦'• .Whaling bark Andrew Hlcka, Williams, and M. S"»n Mateo. ..| Tacoma Jan. 9 whaling. lations upon the completion of the first pense of $10,256. spector the appellant was represented by his Webster. J. E. A\est. Mrs. Owen. Centralia Grays 8tmr J S.Klmball.'Reed, hours from Se- Harbor Jan. 9 • " S4 Bktn the trans-Paciflc ettorney, II.\V. liutton. who refused to admit For Auckland— Mrs. W. T Helmuth M. Dollar Pedro » . • '; Coronado, Potter. Honolulu. link of cable. A reply Department of tha Kate Miss Fan" J*. attle.. ; ' Pchr Roy Sgrnerrv Grays The Quartermaster's the evidence taken in the case In the lower Uckman. H. Craig, Mrs. Craig M'isr. JI Newsboy. Han Pedro Jan. S» Stmr. Point Hanecn, 14 hours Solland. Harbor. was immediately sent by the recipients, United States Army yesterday awarded court ts i>art of the evidence in the case on CreJs. T. Mrs M Lees A D Patter- Arena.- from Schr S Danlelson, Larson. Point Arena, thanking Following G»-ri-ais. Xehraskan... Honolulu & Kahulul... Jan.- 9 Mendoclno. ' " . -, - - the senders. are the contracts for repairs on the- transport appeal. This necessitated bringins from Port- son. Mrs. A. Taylor and three children, Mrs. Leelanaw Oyster Harbor Jan. 10 PrentJss,...Ahlitrom, TELEGRAPHIC. messages: land the complaining witness. Captain George W. Young and four 'Stmr. 36 houn from two Thomas, which aggregate $10,235 75. Four way, children. G. Dollar. Ventura Jan 10 Redondo. . • . COQUILLE RIVER—Off the bar Jan 8— Con KuperintendeEt of the Ortiroa Railroad For Sydney— E. J. Doyle, O. VS. Brain F. laqua ... San (Jan.. 10 ' Schr Ruby, hence Jan 4. \ HONOLULU. Jan. 8. 1903. different firms were given the contracts end Navigation Company, and his attorney, Cavanagh Judge A Pedro Stmr Xavarro, ,Hixglns, .12 hours from To Exchange. 40 New A. «ran<1. F. C. I. Clark Coos Bay San Pedro & Way Pts. Jan. 10 Bowt-ns SPOKEN. the Builders' Mont- for a general overhauling of the ship's WT. VY. Cotton, by which means rracticallv the Miss Clark. Miss K. Coffee. Miss SI. CoiTee, Korea China & Japan (Jan. 10 Landing. gomery street. San Francisco, Cal. :The Build- Fame evidence was adduced as was presented Donald Currie, Stmr Brooklyn, -Higgins, Nov 13. lat 06 B0 S. Ion T4 60 W. Br ship Interior. A. L Duncan. William Fran- Columbia Portland &: Astoria IJan. 10 •- 36 hours fr»m San Wendur, from Antwerp," for San Francisco. ers' and Traders' Exchanse of Honolulu send In the lower court; which evidence, to my zpn Mrs. A. Henry Halle, A Pedro. * New Year's greetings and congratulations upon Oo the engine, boiler and hull work bid mind, clearly establishes the fact that the ap- Hackett. E. S.Barbara... San Pedro IJan. 11 Pomona, Shea, Hughe*. Cr. T. Ho;«e Lewis. Mrs. Lewis 'Mis* Corona HumboUU |jan. 11 Stmr IS hours from Eureka. DOMESTIC PORTS.-— the successful laylnjt of the Pacific cable be- the Rlsdon Iron "Works was successful. Its pellant, with the aforesaid C. M. McKenzie Le»-is. G. Lewis, S. Stmr Crescent .City. Payne, 36 hours from ASTORIA—Sailed Jan 8 Stmr Redondo, tween the mainland and this island ¦ E. Huston, other assistant «-n- T. M. Miller. Mrs. Ml!- San Pedro Humboldt I.Ian. 12 . for* territory, bid being $S333. The Rlsdon also got th» nd B. the two \'ictor T — Crescent City., '. San Francisco; *stmr Columbia, for San and trust that the commercial and l^r. Xathan. Very Kev. O'Connell Mackinaw ) Taooroa Jan. 12 * ' Fran- fraternal the at $545 grineers of the KlJer. left that vessel on th* J. C. Stmr New 86 from Aber- cisco. v feeling pow exists will be contract for electrical work of October W. B. Veirs. E. Wclliruui. Wood." Mr*! Edith Seattle Jan. 12 burr. Black. hours — strengthened 8*th In Portland. Orepon. by concert M. Iilack and two children. D. Blue, | deen. Arrived Jan 8 Stmr Despatch, hence Jan 5; that this auspicious event in 1003 and for the carpenter and Joiner work at of action on their part, it appearing tfm they Brunton, J. J. Wyefield L*Xanalmo Ian. 12 Leland, Homer, and will bo F. Colernan. Dr. C T. Co«>per W Chehalls San Jan. 12 Stmr Glrsy,- 18 hours from Moss stmr from Coos Bay; stmr Robert the forerunner of a successful and prosperous $150. The C. T. Fisher Plumbing Company VCK called' out by the aforesaid John M. Bt.- T. Cooper. C. F. S. Pedro Landing, etc. Dollar, hence Jan 6; schr Oliver J Olsen, years. galley $72 i-on , Join u-t Honolulu for Auckland John GI1- Stsae Cal Crescent : outside 8 Br Hutton Honolulu. President. unquestionably the purpose of of San Diego &. Way Pts. IJan. 12 ¦ $32 lor at- •cti'St. Mrs. Gilcrest. .. Ftmr. Gualala, Olsen, 10 hours from Bih- Hall, from Newcastle., England, for tinning work at and the canvas work temptir.ff to aid by a. sympathetic Ftrike. Neko Seattle |Jaa. 12 — Astoria. Honolulu — lers Point. Sailed done by Brown & $CS3. members of the (Orepon) Join at for Sydney Master T For- Senator I J'utret Sound Ports... IJan. 12 TACOMA— Jan' S Bark Levl G Bur- SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. S. 1903. willbe Prior for Tonland branch ijth, Hawks, J Stmr. Fulton, Lee, hours gers, San Francisco. of that association, who were th»"n and had Mrs. «:. A. I. Kolbe. Mrs. Kolbf Alb. River...! Point Arena & Alblon.Uan. 13 43 from San Pedro. for — — To the Builders' and Traders' Exchange of for some weeks K. Nelson, Mr?. Nelson and C. N, Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, 40 hours" from EUREKA Arrived Jan 8 Stmr Corona, Honolulu: The Builders' Exchange of San t>een i>rovtous thereto on a C. 'maidi .S.Monica ] (.rays Harbor (Jan. IS Diego. - .- Jan 7. wishes Painter Instantly Killed. ririke on the river boats of the Oregon Rail- Nelson Jr. Pomona Jan. 14 San . hence — Francisco to thank you for your kind Humboldt Stmr .. 27 hours 8 Stmr Westport, Joseph Alvis, a painter, load and Navigation Company. This is fur- Newport & Way Ports Jan. 14 -Meteor." Roberts. from Eu- Arrived Jan — hence Jan 7. New Tear greeting, and hopes that the new- was Instantly Ramona reka; bound for Topolobampo; put'in to get Jan Stmr Lakme, Puget Sound; cable connecting city with yesterday by falling ther evidenced by the letter of resignation of Launch Sybil Newport.,...! New York via Panama Jan. 14 Sailed 8 for this Honolulu may killed off a scaffold the appellant, hand«d to Saves Schooner. clearance papers. schr Ottillle Fjord, for San Francisco. be the means of binding the people of the two or. Schilling building, the superintendent ot Pt. Arena... j Point Arena Jan. 18 Stmr XeXvsboy, Corning, 47 from San Jan Stmr Columbia, the on the corner tho Orepon Railroad ar.d Navigation Company Captain Harry Johnson, in Henry Peterson's Santa Ro«a.. Dligo Way hours • PORTLAND—Sailed 8— cities in coed fellowship and be a source of of Second and San & Pts. 'Jan. 15 Pedro. ¦•..-¦ .' for San Francisco. pleasure to all Interested. Folsom streets. Ha was on the evening of October 8. which reads as launch Sybil, yesterday saved the schooner S. Crescent City I Crescent City 'Jan. 15 . — employed follows: G. \V. Klder. .Stmr Czarina. ¦ Seaman. 48 hours from Coos Arrived Jan & Stmr Homer, from San Fran- The Builders' Exchange of San Franclsca. unmarried and was by J. H. Dan'elson from destruction on rocks .{ Portland & Astoria 15 Hay. , '. ,, •POnTLAND. October 1002. the at 'Jan. .;• cisco;., stmr Despatch, from San Francisco.. Cal. S. H. KENT. President. Keefe. . Ore.. 8. Kort Point. The sohoon«=r going Zealandla j Honolulu Jan. 15 "7o the chief engineer, maetor and owner of was out on the ebb tide. The wind J.Luckenbach! New York" Jan. 1« the steamer Georce W. Elder—Dear Sirs: failed and the current CltyPuebla.. Pueet Sound Ports... JHn. 17 Imost respectfully Under you my reslsss- carried her stern on close to the rocks to the C Nelson Seattle & Taeoma Jan. 17 t".on as first arsistant <"n*:lne*-r on the steamer east of the fort. The anchor was North Fork.. Humboldt Jan. George Eldrr. My attorney advises schooner's IS W. me. to let go. but even ¦nilh that «hr> was drirting- Ventura Sydney & Way Ports. Jan. ]!» inform you that should it be impossible for on the rocks and would without Gaelic China you to n:y doubt have & Japan |J:*n. 20 ilace the vessel in safety without I*en wrecked had not the Sybil appeared on assistance, Iam ready and willir.K to con- the»peen<\ Sybil engaged tinue my The has bnen in tow- TO SAIL. sen-Ice until such time as the ma- ir.g the moving target for the big gun practice chinery and vess»l are safely cared for. pro- and was her way to pick up the Steamer. ¦ vj^^dthat no un<1ue improj>er delay on target Dentination. Sails. Pier. or occurs. when sh» sighted the Danielfon. A.line was Iam advised that tw»-nty-four hours would passed aboard th'e schooner and the launch Jannarr O. under the circumstances be a reasonable time towed away from the dangerous Phoenix... Mendoclno City pm Pier 13 to her rocks .. 1 In which place the vessel In safety, and took her Sonoma. Sydney Way. pm 1 ar-i well out in the & 8 Pier 7 1? you insist retaining my channel where ... .. on services after that i-he found a favoring breeze. The Sybil's Rainier Seattle & Whatcoml B rmiPier 2 time I fha'il reer me Ealvage the owners of tha Eureka Humboldt | 13 rate of hour. \1 remain yours respect- schooner. Ramona... Newport & Way.. l> amlPler 11 fully. J. p. BUliLIVAN, .Inunary 10. | IJ .[ First Assistant Engineer. nival Willapa Harbor 4 pmlPler 2 ! ' " '' " \ r" Vft1 Is fac-simile of the .. — This a resignations of German Baroness From Guatemala. Arctic HumboWt 10 2 < liciirOiN am[Pler C M'Kerzie and Boston handed to the euperin- j *_*____ .1.,^1.^^^^—i-^. i— *vvi M. J. J I Among the passengers that arrived here yes- Arcata CoosBay-Pt Orfd 4 pmjPier l."S W I teri'Jer.t at the same time. Grays g.^^i«ittm^ ; terday on the steamship San Joae was the G. Dollar.. Harbor 4 pm Pier 2 riTi«irMM«H«^^ T A GIVEN. Etroness laqua Humboldt 10 am Pier 23 LEGAL SEASONS vo'n Kracker Schwartzenfeldt. wife Newsboy.. Los Angeles 4*pm|Pler 10 T?y written requcFt of Captain Conway the o' the German Minister to Guatemala. Ac- Pomona... Humboldt l:3Op[Pierll ;;:,•:«:.- ga;-e the following reasons for ieav- cempanying the I$axones3 w,as Mrs. N. Pagens, Pt. Arena. Point Arena 4 pm Pier 2 inc th» Eider Uhe same reasons havinc been wife of the City. A. Maru... China & Japan 1pm PMSS -^ German Consul at Guatemala Ki»en the tame day by McXenzie and Hus- The ladies, who way Colon K. Y. via Panama 12 m PMSS •:.¦¦;• ton): are on their to Ger- January 11. U:l many, were met PORTLAND. Or.. October 10. l»02. at the"*dock by Adolph Ro- S. Rosa San Diego & Way 9 am -^- Pier It :v-v-.\ Consul to Germany this 1. Captain Conway— Dear Sir: com- senthal. General at Marlposa.. Tahiti direct 10 Pier To in port. The liaroness am 7 pliance with your request to you vun Kracker Schwartzen- Queen Puget 11 1 rive written only years Sound Ports am Pier 19 Beautiful! r»as< re fcrri to cele- My further rt-asons involve ISaroneFs and Mrs. Pagens. included: G "W. Newburg.. I ' .i'/y- $3^^'Wt^ 09 tbe points in con- Grays Harbor 4 pm|Pler 1 | Donaldson and 2 * I stitutional law, and in the law of contracts, wife. C. M. Craig and wife. L Coos Bay.. San Pedro & Way. 9 am : It. Jones and Mrs. R. de Martin. Pier 11 -'¦ - Pastels in whioh subjects Iam not sufficiently versed Columbia.. Astoria & Portland 11 am Pier 24 /V^',-Jf brated | to properly express myself J. Klmball. Seattle & Tacoma. 10 am Pier 2 \ I '/!•-'.*"' I Ishall bi> happy to furnish you with a more Passed a Dead Whale. January 14. j ctmplete explanation «a s soon as Ihave time Centralia.. Grays Harbor I4 pmiPier 2 to <'or.sult my attorney. Iam, yours respect- The steamship San Jose, which arrived yes- January in. j j Ju!ly. J. F. SULLIVAN. terday from and way ports, passed a Albion Riv. Pt. Arena & Albion 6 pm H«-nce the Panama Pier 13 decision of the local board at large few inHim State Cal.. San Diego & Way. 9 Portland, after examination, dead whale a hundred down am Pier 11 revoking the li- the coast. January HI. of appellant and %Yhen fir^t sighted the leviathan >«*eko Way.. censes McKcnzie. was to Hamburg & 12 m Pier 34 leeward of the liner and the passen- Senator Puget TERMS STRIKE cers had a good view of its huge proportions. Sonnd Ports. 11 am Pier 19 CONSPIRACY. the S. Monica. Grays Harbor 4 pm Pier Jt When vessel's course carried her to lee- 2 is true. a.« stated by counsel for appellant ward of the whale, it Jnnnary 17. term however, was discovered Alameda... Honolulu the of service for which the appellant that dissolution had set In on a scale in keep- 2 pm Pier 7 sipned the articles of acrce-me-nt had expired; ing Sar. Jose...] N. Y. via Panama 12 m|PMSS snd tope-ther with the mammal's fIep, and the passen- January | he. with Huston and McKenzi*. gers lost all Interest in the derelict whale. 18. had bei article.-, as usual, for the next voyage in the Found country. The high water has FROM SEATTLE. of the stoamer (for which freight had beon made Impossible the transportation of opal received and was on the do<^k ready to tw liom the mires to tidewater and until they Steamer. For. ISails. placed on board, and tickets for passage ha 1 been sold) but for the appearance of Jlenson Dirigo Skagway & Way Ports. Jan. 9 on the- Elder during the day on which they Cottage City. Skagway & Way Ports. Jan. 14 Farallon tendered the resignatlor.B. when he furnishM K:der, is similar to that of Skagway & Way Ports. Jan. 17 the api>f!!ant with the the Le Clalr pilots; Al-Ki typewriten resignation true, the engineers did sign agreement Skagway & Way Ports. Jan. 17 By BANGHART, lor his signature.. All of not an City Seattle.. Skagway & Way Ports. Jan. OSCAR HOLLIDAY . I this very among IS , savored themselves not to do : strongly of conspiracy certain things for Exc'elslor. Valdez direct ...Jan. '\y?sf- on their part. No which they were licensed, as did the pilots, ... 20 '^'f3- Dolphin other qualified licensed marine «B£ineera but their separate and simultaneous resigna- Skagway & Way Ports. Jan. 22 I could be procured at Portland at «a.ch -f that time tions. the duplicate of the other, './l:'%- which and this was unque-stlonably Treil known tj were handed to the superintendent of the Ore- Sun, Moon and Tide. ' ' there. As a matter of fact, the ship had to £on Railroad and Navigation. Company, were, ; - v •' And are beiog remain at the wharf there for more than a under the circumstances, in my Judgment, in United States Coast and Geodetic Survey- ;f'H V wbich | month, engineers and Heights \ ; Times and ! pro- conspiracy up High ':/ until licensed effect of LowIK']; to the Elder, as S could be tie <:^lw- a ¦ '&$ cured" for her, as they were, from the they did for more than a month to the '•hind- Waters at Fort Point, entrance to San y -' East- Francisco Bay. by -V ! I GIVENAWAY with 1 ern States. rance of commerce," thereby entailing a great Published official au- /\"'^?V^W^^ 1 loss to her owners. thority— of the Superintendent. NO EXCUSE GIVEN. NOTE The high and low waters occur (Mission-street at appellant made JUDGMENT OF GUILTY. the city front wharf) about The no excuse whatever In twenty-five minutes his letter of resignation for leaving the Therefore. Imust hold that the of later than at Fort Point; Klder the appellant. conduct the height of Is at both places. Nor did he in his written reply to Captain Sullivan. In leaving the Elder, tide the same Conway when asked to give his reasons there- as he did. was a clear violation of• section for. N. 444T*. R?vised Statutes United States. FRIDAY. JANUARY 9. Sullivan testified befor* the supervising The penalty imposed by the local In in- the board Sun rises ' •pector that his reason fcr leaving the Klder case of Sullivan, in the revocation of his 7:23 «s he did at Portland, because license-, which had about four years to run Sun sets 5 was he learned was sets :"o8 that ehe to be up for purpose excessive, but that board had author- Moon 2:63 a. m. was '.aid the for a no ' cf receiving a new smoke-stack. Superinten- ity, violation of section 4449, Revised 0 Time dent Engineer Tape of the Oregon Statutes United States, to impose a less pen- TlrnT" Time ITime EXT SELECTION, Navigation Company Railroad and 3.1 ty. •£ Ft. Ft. Ft. Ft WEEK'S testified there, ¦ 1^1 entitled' that was I L W| W L |H,W "V^V'% intention laying willnidify H W if'-Sfe' no of up the Therefore. the eame to sus- I I Klder purpose. at that pension of Sullivan's a time for that Another reason given license to four months 9 0:49 2.5 7:09 6.7 2:15 0.0 9:23 4 3 "Vonuy."- on up-to-date by the appellant In hi* testimony from and after October 11, l»02- and It Is so 10 1:49 "2.7 8:00 — before the 6.9 10:21 4.3 ¦••• I 3:07—0.6 crecS supervising inspector ordered. '^- , N lor leaving the vessel at 11 2:45 2.8 8:64 6.1 3:36—1.0 11:11 4.8 MMMk'--.«—-•AJ# ; II I'ortland was that his place on the Elder vas As the case of the aforesaid C. M. Me- 12 3:40 2.7 9:40 6.2 4:42—1.3 | artistically drawo. be turned who appealed to 11:65 6.1 - portraying a to to the supervising in- 8 over one Iver.zie. 4!32| James II.Johnson spector from the- 13 2.0 10:40 6.2 B:30 1.3.. Johnson testified that that change to have, decision of the local board, H W L W H W place, Francisco, was which revoked his license i L W young evening gown taken at San where he await- as assistant engineer 14. 0:39 f>.3 6:25 2.5 11:321 6.1 6:15—1.1 -bud" lo a ed the return of the Elder, on October 11, 1WA and his case prac- taKlog S and not at beinf 1:21 5.4 2.4 ¦ ,| I'ort- 1.1 6:20 12:25 ... ¦ Icnd. tically Identical throughout with that of Sul- 6.8 6:58—08— , * 16 2:01 5.5 7:19 2.2 l:2l| O..» ; . parting roirror, In the case of pilots n> hls 1 UI modi'y the findings 6.4 7:44 . ;. glance m her is certain licensed ;;; j belong- 1theLv .!. board,*. of — | considered ing to the Brotherhood of Pilots at Le Oair said .local in the case of said Me- NOTE In the above exposition of the tides Iowa, who entered Into a written agreement Kenzle. to the extent of a. suspension of his the early morning 16, license, as assistant engineer, tides are given In the left __/"._, *_ § one of tbe best of this justly February l«oa. not to pilot vessels through for four months hand column and the successive tides of the . i famed series I the L* Claire, Iowa, rapids, unless unejer from and after October 11. 1902; and. it Is day ' conditions, cer- ordered. eo in- the order of occurrence as to time; the tain the Solicitor of the Treasury fourth titre column gives the last tide of the "VANITY." and is certain to attract every held in that case as fellows: STILL IN day. except when there are but three tides as I one. SUSPENSE. sometimes occurs. The heights given are =^——~- I'iiiM,— The of E. In THE SOLICITOR'S OPINION. matter B. Huston, on anneal addition to the soundings of i i^im^— ¦„! CALL has arranged .«• •• • the licensed third engineer the United States THE to have The parties to the contract Inques- Elder, assistant of Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus (—) sam- have bound themselves, the who resigned with oth- sign precedes tion 'without good and er assistant engineers the the height, and then the numbet sufficient reasons' ¦ law, disregard of that vessel given subtracted depth in to the required different by is from the given by performance of their In given consideration this the charts. The plane Is the official duties -a court as his license was revoked by the of reference mean <-la.es of cases. In my opinion, such an agree- local board for refusing of tbe lower low waters. ment, to b« sworn and testify which is in effect a conspiracy, to refuse In his own case. Therefore, M s*rve as pilots, must be considered 'to the his case was not , tried by the lower court on its merits Time Ball. hindrance of commerce,' within the meaning My decision in case, of section 4419, Hevlsed Statutes, and his together with "the Branch Hydrographlc Office. U. S. N. Mer- for this cases of the three assistant engineers of the San reason renders the officers who are parties to Columbia, who chants' Kxchange, Francisco. Cal ' the same Justly liable refused to testify In the January to suspension, or dis- court and came to me on appeal, and lower 8. 1903. !}'/;. missal by revocation of their license, whose The Time Ball on the tower under L'SS?"*?, er r voke<1 u"der authority of of the Ferry provisions of section 4450, Revised Statutes, United? ? section building wai.dropped exactly at noon lo-day any further of ¦misconduct' 4150. States Revved Statutes, will be 1. e., at noon the meridian, without act on announced In due course m., of. 120th or at 8 tfcelr part." JOHN P. Greenwich time Tbe case of the assistant ecgiacen on tbe Supervising Inspector,BEUMINGHAM. J. C. BURNETT, First District. Lieutenant. U. S. N.. In charge.