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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01
Captain Il Burton.


J.. Reinert, two-story brick store and
lodging house, First street, near Alameda.
$4,000.
Juana A. Neal, stone and frame, Los An.
geles Theatre, four stories, Spring street
between Second and Third, $50, 900.
G. S. Childs, frame cottage, one story
Hawkins and Hanson streets, 81 500.
A. Miron, frame store, two stories, Pine
and San Pedro streets, $4,000.
c.. Brode, brick store, two stories,
Spring street between Second and Third,
$15, 900.
T. Hart, frame cottage, two stories,
Anahein, So 900.
A. Jaureduy, brick store, two stories,
Virgin and CASTELAR, streets, $4,000.
G. Crane, frame cottage, one story,
Brooklyn and Main streets, $4,000.
Mrs. S. Metz, brick store, Anaheim,
IS, 900.
o. Witte, frame cottage, one story,
Anaheim, 81 800.
Philadelphia Brewery, brick, six sto-
ries, Also street, 100000.
Mcdonald & Zellner, frame residence,
three stories, Fifth street and Wolfskill
avenue, $1,000.
Rev. j. F. Bartsch, frame church, two
stories, Santee street between Twelfth
and Pico, So, 900.
L. Mesmer, United States Hotel. al.
teration, Main and Requena streets,
Sc. 900. A
L. koedv-, brick stores and hall, two
stories, Spring, between First and Sec
ond streets, $4,000.
Catholic Church, brick, Sichel and
Baldwin streets, $25, 900.
Hammel & Dencker, brick stores and
offices, four stories, Spring and Third
streets, $125, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01

Maxfield building, three stories and
basement, Main street, near CONNER
cial, $l4,700.
Sterns' winery, Mission road, near
Covered Bridge, $l0,300.
Luitweiler building, corner Requena
and Los Angeles streets, $7,400.
DR.. Utley, Hope street near Ninth
street, $11, 800
G. Clark, Hunt tract, $4,000.
w. Sanders, Angelefio Heights, 81 600.
J. Whitmer, terminus of Second street
and cable road 5000.
A. L. Bath, Hill street near Fifth street,
$6,250.
Mr.. Moore, Grand avenue near Temple
street, $4,000.
Mr.. Lothian, Childs tract, $3.50.
BUILDINGS COMMENCED.
Victor Dol two stores and basement,
Fort street near Sixth, $4,000.
j. Harrell, three stories and basement,
Visalia, Cal, $45 900.
DR.. Edgar, three stories and base
ment, Main street near Sixth, SAL 900.
California warehouse, two stories,
Alameda street, near Seventh, $27 900.
Krutz-Barton building, three stories
and basement, First street near Fort,
$24 400.
Los Angeles County Farm, located
near Downey City, Cal, $4,000,
Gates Building, two stories and base
ment, corner Fort and Fifth streets,
$22 500.
Church of the Unity, corner Fort and
Seventh streets, $1S,500.
Los Angeles Furniture Company, re-
pairs. Main street, $17 800.
Sabichi Building, two stories and base
ment, Wolfskill tract, $4,000.
Board of Trade, two stories, corner
First and Fort streets, $l5, 400.
O'Nell Building, two stories, San Fer
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Curlett, Eisen q Cutnbertson.

L. j. Rose, residence, Fourth street
and Grand avenue, $50 900.
HI. II. Markham, residence, Pasadena,
$4,000.
NJ S. Severance, Adams street,
10000.
Mrs. H. Hughes, residence, $4,000.
d. Freeman, residence at Inglewood
$4,000
VIM. Curlett, residences, two houses
on Ninth street and Beacon avenue
$4,000.
Hotel at Ventura, 60,000.
st. Angelo Hotel, Temple street and
Grand avenue, $25 900.
Lanfranco Building, 11S North Main
street, 100000.
Freeman Block. corner Sixth and
Spring streets, $4,000.
Garvey Block, corner Ninth and Spring
streets, $4,000.
College OF applied Sciences" Ingle
wood, $l25,000.
Orphan Asylum, Boyle Heights
100000.
Courthouse, Temple street, $4l0,000.
Three engine houses for the Los Ange
leg Cable Railway Company. one or
Grand avenue and Seventh street, one
on Boyle Heights and one at East Los
Angeles, $195 900.
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G. F. Kimball, Rosas street, one story,
$4,000.
Frank G. Young, Montreal street, one
story, 81 900.
Frank G. Young, Flower stleet, one
story, So 800,
IL. i. Reeve.

Mr.. Louis Phillips, business block No.
l, iron, brick and stone, four stories and
basement, 127 rooms, corner Spring and
Franklin streets, $l70,000.
Mr.. Louis Phillips, business block No.
2, iron, brick and stone, three stories and
basement, rooms, Los Angeles street,
between First and Requena streets,
$75, 900.
Mr.. j. Mutually, business block, iron
and brick, three stories and basement,
50 rooms, corner College and Buena Vista
street, $35 900.
D. Medlock & Co., business block, iron
and brick, two stories and basement, So
rooms, corner Fifth street Santa Ana,
$1,000.
Mr.. G. Pellisier, business block, iron
and brick, three stories and basement,
70 rooms, corner Seventh and Olive
streets, $4,000.
Mr.. ]. Pierrett, business block, iron
and brick. two stories and basement, 20
rooms, Los Angeles street, near Fourth
street, 10000.
Celestine &a.Pouyfourcan, business
block and stable, brick, two stories, 13
rooms, Los Angeles street, near First
street, $4,000.
Mr.. l.. Schwartz. business block, iron
and brick two stories and basement, four
teen rooms, Main street near Third street,
$4,000.
Mr.. P. Wilson, business block, bust.
ness block, iron and brick, three stories,
twenty rooms, Main street between First
and Second streets, $13 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01

Mr.. Foster, Olive street. near Eighth,
s. 800.
Louis Roeder, Wall street, near Fourth,
$4, $50.
Mr.. Owens, Bush street, near Main,
81 $50.
G, Euz, Boyle Heights, 81 800.
G. Schrader, Palm street, near Seventh,
81 200.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01

I Hyde Park school district, frame
SIS 900.
]. S. Mallard, two residences, frame,
Ninth street, $1,000.
| j. Lyons, residence, frame, Temple
street and Grand avenue, 81, 1000.
s. Levy, residence, frame, Hope street
south of Pico, $4,000.
w. Mallard, residence, Ninth street,
west of Pearl, $4,000.
@. Braldt, residence, Grand avenue,
near Pico street, $4,000.
j. w. Forsyth, residence, near Griffin
avenue, $1,000.
Bank, Alhambra, brick and stone.
Sc 900.
T. J. Stewart, Alham bra, two-story
residence, frame, $4,000.
S. P. Mulford, Monrovia, one.story
frame residence, $1,000.
| ]. s. Moss, one-story frame residence,
Elmore avenue, city. 81 800.
DIR. B. F. Kurulff, one-stsry brick resi-
dence, First street and Rose, So, 900.
| B. w. Layton, two-story frame resi-
dence, Grand avenue, 81, 1000.
Mrs. s. Anderson, two-story frame
residence, College and depot, 81 800.
Hotel Lincoln, corner Second and Hill
streets, (Shively), $4,000.
J.F Smith, three-story frame, Olive
street, $4,000.
Robert N. Bulla, two-story frame,
Temple street, $4,000.
J. @. DAILY, two-story frame, Oak
street, $500.
w. B. Stewart, two.story frame, Wash
ington street near Figueroa, $500.
E. P. Johnson, two-story frame, S2s
South Hope street, $4,000.
G. G. Cook, two-story frame, 14l7 South
Flower street, $4,000.
Frank A. Irwin, two-story frame, 141;
South Flower street, $4,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01

story, 10 rooms, corner Estrella and
| Washington streets, 81 900.
B. J Reeve, business block alterations
frame, two story, eleven rooms, Wash.
ington street on city limits, 81, 500.
Alhambra School Trustees, school
completion OF building, frame, two story,
Alhambra, $1,000.
| Rev. Father Smith, Christ Church,
frame, Hanford, Tulare county, $6 900.
B. j. Reeve, residence enlargement,
frame, one story, seven rooms, Santa
Monica, $1,000.
Buildings projected for next spring
$500, 600.
Kysor. Morgan and walls.
BUILDINGS COMPLETED.
The Los Angeles Cold Storage Com
pany, Santa Fe railroad, near Seventh
street, SIS, 900.
l. M. Hellman, three stories and base
ment, corner Main and First streets
$72 900.
| Abstract, Title and Insurance Com
pany, three stories and basement, corner
New High and Franklin streets, $6S,
100
Palomares House, three stories, Po
mona, CAL, $53 GOO.
Croker building, three stories ant
basement, Fort street near Second street
$47 800.
Orphans Home, three stories, corne
Yale and Virgin streets, $55 900.
San Fernando College, two stories
San Fernando, 1927 400.
Monrovia, granite bank, two stories
Monrovia, $24 ,250.
Monrovia building, two stories, Mon
rovia, $15, 400
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01

Mr.. Green, two-story frame residence,
Tenth and Olive streets, $4,000.
BUILDINGS COMMENCED.
Griffin G Green, two story brick block
San Pedro street, $1,000.
Church of the Epiphany, stone and
frame, East Los Angeles, So, 900.
Mr.. Stunges, two.story stone and frame
residence, Downey avenue, $4,000.
Bunker Hill Mission, stone and frame,
Bunker Hill, $4,000.
BUILDINGS PROTECTED.
The Palms schoolhouse, two-story
frame, $4,000.
Presbyterian Church, frame, Santa
Monica, 1000.
Church of the Messiah, frame, Santa
Ana, "a, 500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01
3. L. Haas.

=. 1. Haas.
BUILDINGS COMPLETED.
Southern California Insurance Build
ing, offices, four-story brick, New High
street, $24,000.
First National Bank, offices, ne-story
brick, Main street, $4,000.
T. S. Chadburne. bank, two-story brick,
Fullerton, $23, 900.
Ventura City High School, three-story
frame, Ventura, .$18 900.
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Dorm Il SlOcunl.

BUILDINGS COMPLETED.
Rochester House and Cottage, S3S
Temple street, 36xj0, stories, 27
rooms. frame, 1000.
G. E. Days block. Temple street.
4Ox54, 2 stories, rooms and 2 stores,
frame, $4,000.
R. R. Browns block, spring street,
25x70, 3 stories, l store and Is rooms,
brick, $4,000.
Two houses M. f. O'Dea, East Laurel
street, rooms, $4,000.
BUILDINGS BEING CONSTRUCTED.
Alex. Penny's block, corner TEN pie
and Metcalf, 70x100, 2 stories, stores
and 26 rooms, brick$15 900.
S. A. Mattison's flats, California street
corner Main, 52x6S, 2 stories, 32 rooms,
frame, $4,000.
Il. E. Dillon's residence, Boyle
Heights, $4,000.
BUILDINGS FOR WHICH PLANS ARE COM,
PLETED.
S. A. Mattisons block, corner Main
and California streets, 52x63, 3 stories,
stores and 30 rooms, brick, $15 900.
S. A. Mattison's cottage, University
$500.
w. A. Spalding, Office building, corner
Temple and Fort, 47-6x100, 5 stories
rs Offices, brick, $4,000.
@. H. Dunsmoor block, Fifth street
50xl10, 8 stories, stores and 40 rooms
brick, $20,000.
Two houses for M. F. O'Dea, Laure
street, $1,000.
j. w. Forsyth.
E. F. Spence. three story frame, city
corner Sixth and Pearl streets, $l2 200.
. Jean Sentous, three. e.story frame, city
Olive street, between Fifth and Sixth
$14, 1000.
F. H. Rindge, two-story frame resi-
dence, city. corner Ninth and Central
avenue, $4,000.
WE Turner, two-story frame resi-
dence, city, N. Griffin avenue, $5 900.
San Fernando school house, San Fer
nando, brick, $4,000.
j. S. Mallard, twostwo-story frame res
licences, city, Ninth street, west of Pearl
$500.
Two city school buildings, frame
$1,000. ~
La Dow school building, frame, La
Dow district, $4,000.
w. Mallard, one-story frame residence
city, Ninth, west OF Pearl, $4,000.
j. Lyons, one-story frame residence
city, corner Temple and Grand avenue
$4,000.
J.W. Forsyth. one-story frame resi-
dence, city, North Griffin avenue
1880.
G. Behrendt, two two-story frame res
licences, city, Grand avenue, $4, 900.
Bank Building, brick and stone, AL
hambra, So, 500.
T.J. Stuart, two-story frame residence
Alhambra, So, 500.
s. P. Mulford, one-story frame resi-
dence, Monrovia, $4,000.
81. M. Moss, one-story frame residence
city, Elmore avenue, 81 500.
DR.. B. F. Kierulff, one-story building
brick, city, corner First and Ro.e, 50, 900
B. w. Layton, two-story frame resi-
dence, city, Grand avenue, $4,000.
Mrs. L. Anderson, two-story franz
residence, city, College street, "a, 900.
Robert N. Bulla, two story frame resi-
dence, city, Temple street, $4,000.
J. G. DAILY, two-story frame residence
city, Oak street, $500.
w. B. Stewart, two.story frame resi-
dence, city, Washington street, 81, 800.
COxhead.
CoMpI ETrn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01
John Hall.

Hotel Hollywood, 1928, 900.
Robarts Block, $4,000.
Union Block, SIS, 900.
Captain HuttOn's house, $500.
J. V. Rowan's house, S., 900.
F. RUPEES cottages, 81 600.
Dwight Writings cottages, S., 1000.
Dwight Writings house, S. 900.
Several other cottages, $40, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01
c. HI. Brown.

G. HI. Brown.
AT INGLEwOOD.
Railway passenger station, "a, 500.
Railway office, $1,000.
Hotel, 5000.
Livery stable, $1,000.
OUT OF CITY.
School building at Long Beach (ad-
dition), $4,000.
School building at Glendora (addition) ),
50, 500.
School building at Glendale. $4 900.
Bank block in San Pedro, $45 700.
Bank block, First National, Santa Ana,
100000.
Business block, Haywood Bros, Ala
media, S31 900,
Warehouse, Charles Griswold, city,
$4,000.
Warehouse (addition). G. B. Wright,
Centinela, IS 1000.
Residence, J: De Barth shorb, San
Gabriel, $25. 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01
Costerisan & Forsyth.

E. F. Spence. three-sto,y frame'
corner Ninth and Pearl streets,
S12, 900.
Jean Septous, three torv frame,
Olive street., between F fth and
Sixth, $4,000.
F. H. Rindge, twc-story frame,
C orner Ninth st! eet and { en!ral
avenue, $4,000.
W. F. Turner, two-story frame,
North Griffin avenue, $4,000.
San Fernando schoolhouse, brick
ard stone, $4,000.
Two city schools, frame, 81 900.
University school tistrict, frame.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01
w. II. Norton.


A. J. Viele, two-story residence, Santa
Monica, $500.
Graham & Mohr, three-story, brick
and stone, South Pasadena, $4,000.
Alden Sprague, three-story block on
Second street, $4,000.
Providencia school. house, two stories,
81 600.
W. R. Norton, two-story residence,
Norton tract, $4,000.
D. M. Graham, two-story residence,
South Pasadena, $4,000.
E. B. Millar, brick and stone block,
Spring street, $75 1000.
w. R. Norton, three-story building,
East Los Angeles, $4,000.
Presbyterian parsonage, $500.
S. W. White, residence at Burbank,
s., ,OOO.
Ell Modena, two-story school house,
So 500.
w. R. Norton, store at Norton, 81 900.
Tujunga school-house, one story,
s., 500.
W. R. Merton, boarding-house at Nor
ton, $4,000.
Anaheim school house, $4,000.
o. L. Susand, Improvements at No. 40
South Spring street, $l6.2I3,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01
COxhead. .

BUILDINGS COMPLETED.
Young Mems Christian Association,
FIVE stories, brick and stone, Fort street,
$4,000.
Lutheran Church, stone and frame,
Eighth and Flower streets, $14, 900.
All Saints Church, stone and frame,
Pasadena, $26, 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01

W. B. Scarborough, residence, three
story frame, Hope street, 81 400.
b. ID. Breakey, residence. two-story
frame, Rookurod avenue, 81, 500.
). l. Haas, residence, one story and a
half brick, Council street, SO 800.
BUILDINGS COMMENCED.
City Hall, three-story brick and stone,
Fort street, $208,000.
Riverside School, three-story brick
and stone, $4,000.
Woman's Christian Temperance I'M
ion, Office, four-story brick and stone,
$45, 900.
Fl. W. Eames, Office, three-story brick
and stone, $500.
@. E. Thorn, store, one-story brick and
stone, $1,000.
Bethany Presbyterian Church, one
story frame, $4, 100.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01

COMMENCED.
Fl. j. Woolacot, one.story store,
Burbank, 81 900.
Mrs. A. E. Dederdith, two-story
residence, $500.
Mrs. R. Bilderain, one-story resi-
dence, Bergan Heights, So 900.
DIR. M. L. Moore, two-story resi-
dence, $5 900.
Belvedere school house, $4,500.
San Pedro school house, So, 900.
Fullerton school house, $4,000.
Railroad depot at Norton, 81 900.
W. R. Norton. brick and stone
block, Bellevue avenue, $S5 900.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01
A. M. Edelnan.

a. ms EuClmans
Three-story and basement brick build
ing for G. Tononi, on corner Upper Main
and Waters streets, $35 900.
Two.story with basement and attic
frame building for III. w. Hellman ON
corner Tenth and Hill streets, $22, ZOO.
Two-story frame residence for Judge
A. Brunson on corner Fourth street and
Grand avenue, $21 900.
Three-s story and basement brick build
ing for o. Macy on corner New Main and
Macy sreets, $l9,500.
Three-story frame building for 1. Nor
ton on corner Seventh and Hill streets,
$21 900.
Two.story double frame building for l..
Jacoby on Hope street near Eighth,
$4,000.
Two-story frame residence for E.
Laventhal on Hope, near Twelfth street,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-01

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-21
TORAISE $4,000 ANYHOW
THE NEW RAILROAD CANVASS TO
BE CONTINUED.

The Canvassing Committee to Bee
What Can Be Done Before July l.
$40, All the Present Amount of the
Subscription-The Committee De-
termined to Push the Enterprise
Through.
A meeting Of the canvassing committee
for the fund Of $50, 600 to aid the Savannah,
Americas and Montgomery railroad was
held at the board of trade rooms yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Joseph d. Weed presided
and s. L. Lazaron, Esq, acted as secretary,
in the absence of Mr.. i. G. Haas.
The total amount of subscriptions raised
was announced by Mr.. Joseph Hull to be
s33 431.
Yesterday being the day agreed upon to
discontinue the canvass if the amount had
not been made up, the question came up
whether the enterprise should be abandoned.
Messrs. Hull, Lazaron, and John r. Young,
president of the Board of Trade, advocated
extending the time to July l, as they thought
by hard work the amount could be raised.
Mr.. Lazaron thought some 81, 100 or 50. 900
can be raised among the shopkeepers, as the
canvass has not been general among them.
Those who had been waited on, with four
or five exceptions, he said, had subscribed
sums ranging from SO to $50. Mr..
Lazaron argued that the committees had
met with such fattering success that he did
not want to abandon the enterprise until
another effort was made to close up the
subscription.
MIR. Hull took the same view Of the mat
ter. He thought the money can be raised
by small subscriptions, and he was willing,
he said, to continue the canvass, and he
hoped the time would be extended to July
!. In addition to the small subscriptions,
he believed that some subscribers will in
crease their subscriptions.
Mr.. Young said that when the easy pay.
ments are considered there ought to be no
trouble to finish up the subscription. The
subscription is not all to be paid at once,
but in four equal nstallments-one-fourt
when the fund has been subscribed, and the
rest in two, four and six months; and that
the trustees, Messrs. John FIannerv,
Herman Myers, r. D. Guerard, j. p.
Williams and Z. A. Well, would hold the
funds in trust until satisfactory guarantee
is given by the Americas Investment Com
pany properly secured, that the line is being
built and will be completed and ready for
the running of cars into Savannah by De-
cember 1890.
Remarks were made by Mr.. Weed, chair
man of the committee; Col. William Gar
rard, Herman Myers, Charles f. Prender-
CAST, Gazaway Hartrldge, E. A. We'll and
others, and resolution was adopted ex-
tending the time of the canvass to July 1,
with the understanding that the present
committees shall continue the canvass. The
meeting then adjourned, subject to the call
of the chair
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-21
TO PUSH THE SOUTH BOUND.
The Local Committee and Northern
Capitalists Pleased with the Country.

The Local Committee and Northern
Capitalists Pleased with the Country.
Alderman Herman Myers and others
who visited Barnwell, s. c., this week, re-
turned yesterday morning. The object of
the visit was to meet capitalists from the
north, in conference as to the South Bound
railroad enterprise.
Alderman Myers said yesterday that if
the people of Savannah, and along the con-
templated line, will give the road the proper
encouragement by subscribing to the stock
OF the company, or taking a fair proportion
of the bonds, the road will be built, as the
MOI thern capitalists are willing to back the
enterprise.
Alderman Meyers said that he has never
seen prettier country than that through
which the South Bound is projected. He was
delighted with it, las were the gentlemen from
the north who came down to take a look
over the line. 1t goes through the
richest cotton belt of South Carolina, and
is tributary to fertile agriculture lands. and
an extensive area of virgin timber.
Alderman Meyers found the people along
the line of the road anxious to see it built.
an DWELLING to aid it literally, the zeal
being much greater than has thus far been
manifested in Savannah, whose industrial
and commercial interest it would do so much
to advance. A meeting Of the directors of
the road will be held soon, and general
canvass made at an early day for stock or
bond subscriptions in Savannah and along
the entire line of the projected road and
that part of it already built from Barnwell,
5. c., via Blackville in the direction of
Columbia
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-21

J. L. Brown of Johnston is in the city.
n ry.-.s-. - A&f.,.., Z. !. 49,. .,;4.-


J. L. Brown of Johnston is in the city.
j. C. Hunter Of Atlanta is in the city.
NJ. Perry of Petersburg. Va, is in town.
E. H. Tiff and wife, of Triton, are in the
city.
E. E. West Of West Farm. Fla, is in the
city.
B. F, Jarboe Ct jacksonville Is in the
city.
r. D. Stevens came up from Jacksonville
last night.
George A. Kellar and wife, Of Coldbrook
is in the city.
Adam Strain and Miss Smith Of Darien
are in the city.
J. A. Peacock of Dublin came down TO
the city yesterday.
C. w. Hunt, sheriff Of Burke county,
came down last night
Messrs. w. G. Brantly and j. III. Shaw
Of Bla"kshesr are in the city.
Mrs. James K. Clarke and Miss Gertis
Clarke IF Darien are 10 the city.
George 7. Cam, Esq, has returned from
the Forth much improved ia health.
w. w. Sharpe, J. F Sloan and r. @.
Clney came up from Waycross last night.
Miss Ellen Screven and Miss McAlpin
returned from the north yesterday on the
steamer VIM. Crane.
Mr.. F. P. Salas a student at the Univer-
sity of Virginia, returned home yesterday
to spend his vacation.
Mr.. Samuel L. Munford, who graduated
this year at the University of Virginia, re-
turned to his home in this city yesterday.
George A. Farnham, proprietor of the
American house, Saratoga, accompanied by
his son, stopped over in Savannah last
night
Maj. d. c. Bacon and family and Miss
Dauschka Holcombe came down from
Atlanta yesterday and will spend some
time at Tybee.
Lieut.. o. NJ. Carter Of the corps Of engi-
neers, U. s. A, who is in charge of the
Notifications and river and harbor improve
ments in Georgia and Northeastern Florida,
has been directed to make the regular semi
annual inspection of Forts Oglethorpe and
Pulaski, Georgia, and Fort Clinch, Florida.
These inspections are always made by the
engineer in charge at such times during the
months of June and December of each year,
as best suits his convenience.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-21
RIVER AND HARBOR NOTES.

The pilot boat John R. Wilder will be
hauled upon Willink's marine railway to-
day for general overhauling.
Among the shipments on the steamship
City Of Macon, which sailed for Boston yes
terday, were 1850 watermelons. This is
the largest shipment by steamer thus far
this season.
The tug Levi Davis arrived here yester-
day from Georgetown, S. c., where she has
been engaged with the dredges employed in
the improvements of that harbor. She
comes here for some necessary repairs and
overbauling, and will haul out c. Willink's
marine railway to-day.
The pilot boat Oracle of Brunswick will
come down off Willink's marine railway
to-day after having been thoroughly
overhauled. 1t is intended to enter
her in the coming Tybee regatta,
and she will be in splendid order to
enter the race. Her bottom will be in
prims order and is as smooth as glass.