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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
He Has Received a Flattering
Offer From the Ingleside
Management.
A SCRAMBLE OF CANDIDATES.
Many Capital City Democrats Will
Strive for the Coveted Posi-.
ton and Salary.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Dec. 9.-There
will, no doubt, soon be vacancy in the
position of Postmaster of this city, as it is
claimed that w. s. Leake has decided to
resign and accept an extremely fattering
offer that has been made to him by A. B.
Spreckels. This offer is said to be con-
tract for three years at salary of $500 per
month.
The connection of W. s. Leake with the
Ingleside racetrack at San Francisco, the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
RUTHERFORD,S FIREBUG.
Farm buildings on Itco Ranches De
stroyed on an Incendiary.

NAPA, CAL, Dec. 9.-All BUILDINGS on
the Mayfield ranch, near Rutherford, in
Guiding two houses, barn, several sheds
thirty tons of hay and considerable farm
machinery, were destroyed by fire Satur-
day night. The loss is $500, with no IN
SuraDce.
Early Sunday morning another large
barn containing 100 tons of hay on Colonel
Fry's ranch, a half mile from the Mayfield
ranch, was destroyed. Both fires were of
incendiary origin and man living near
the scene Of confagration is suspected.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10

worth $1,000, $500 in ready cash, promis-
sorry notes to the amount of$7o00. and per-
sonal effects to the value of 5000. After
the payment of funeral expenses and set
tlement of all debts, $500 each is bequeaJhed
to Mrs. Mary Holmes and Anna Saul,
nieces of the deceased. The residue of the
estate is to be divided into two equal
moeties and shared by her relatives and
those of her deceased husband, all of
whom are residents of Germany.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
Suicide at WatsonrilEe.

WATSONVILLE, CAL, Dec. 9.-Jeppe
Helle, dishwasher at the WatsonvilIe
House, committed suicide to-day. His
body was found at noon suspended by
rope to rafter in stable which adjoins
the hotel. Helle left no explanation OF
his act.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
Found His Missing Wife.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Dec. s.-Louis Seek, a
rancher living in the Santa Cruz Moun-
tains. who lost his wife Saturday night in
a mysterious manner, returned to-day
after futile search in San Francisco, and
was overjoyed to learn that in her wander
ings she had reached home, whittier he
departed this afternoon.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
FATALITT NEAR MADERI.
Frank j, CohiU Killed or the accidental
DISCHARGE of n Gun,

Frdnk y, CohiU Killed or The accidental
Discharge of u Gun.
MADEIRA, CAL, Dec. Crank j. Ca
hill was accidentally shot at the Hildreth
ranch yesterday afternoon, and died six
hours later. He was hauling wood in a
light wagon, and, after putting on load
seated himself in front, with shotgun be-
tween his knees, the breech resting upon
the bottom of the wagon and the muzzle
under his left arm. When going down
hill he put out foot to work the brake,
and touched the trigger. Cahill's arm
was shattered, the artery being severed.
Cahill was a member of the MADEIRA Fire
Company and OF the n. S. G. w. He came
here from Stockton three years ago. His
body will be sent to Stockton tomorrow
for interment.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
Arrnianea for Ruralaru.

SAN JOSE, CAL. Dec. 9.-The prelimi-
MARI examination of William Green,
charged with robbing the office of F. B.
Heath, a North First-street wood dealer,
took place before Justice Gass this morn
ing, resulting in his being held to answer
before the Superior Court. The evidence
indicates that the prosecution has strong
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
PAN for TreadtceIps Er- Guardian.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Dec. 9.-An order has
been made in the guardianship case of
James P TreadwelI, directing upon the pay
ment of $3.50 43 to George Y. Bollinger by
Z. w. Clayton, the discharge of the latter
as guardian Of the person of Treadwell.
Three thousand seven hundred and fifty
dollars have been allowed him as COM
mission, with $1421 81 as paid taxes, and
$3.50 counsel fees
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
TEN'S EMBEZZLER

Er- Tao Collector Parker Willing to Pay
Back Portion of HIS Stealiss0s.
SEATTLE. VASE, Dec. 9.-Winfield
Scott Parker, who. in 1891, embezzled
$4,000 while City Marshal and Tax Col
lector at Fairhaven, has submitted prop
osition to the municipality he swindled
agreeing to return $4,000 of the money
provided he is guaranteed immunity from
prosecution. The proposal is made by a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
Sirtu-Fire Members Enrolled.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Dec. 9.-Sixty-five
members are enrolled in the new Italian
Swiss-Slavonian Independent Club. A.
Vatuone is president, with n. Campana as
secretary. The club will make an aggres-
sive campaign in April.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
Katherine Snnps Hftl.

oAN JOSE, CAL, Dec. a. The last
" ~nI and testament of Mrs. Katherine
oaal' deceased, has been filed. The estate
"pooles fruit ranch west of Santa Clara
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-12-10
San Jose Shooting Contest.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Dec. 9.-The Union
Gun Club met defeat yesterday afternoon
in the third of series of shoots with the
Turn Verein Shooting Section. Score,
1866 to 1851.
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Napa Shaken by an Earthquake.
NAPA, CAL, Dec. "a distinct shock OF
was experienced in Napa yes-
terday morning, lasting several seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
CLOSING PRIZES OF rinlArELpHI> STOCKS
CLOSING rRlcEs OF SAY FRANCISCO STOCKS
On THE STOCK EXCHANGE

y.
The most interesting branch 81 the mark. t.
day in money. Quotations show little vafia-
ton from yesterday but from all quarters Is
heard the report OF a ,cnden-y toward higher
rates The call rate in Boston Yesterday wna
per cent lowing In part 10 activity an1ng thc
wool mem. and tina, caused the withdrawal from
New-York II a good deal Of money belonging -
the Boston banks. thus reducing the lending :u1c
here. The syndicate far has not hs"n 4, Two
in the money b-anch bat T. ~ nlarag,rs Wisn 80
tighten things up considerably they need only 20
ask the Secretary OF the Treasury to re0ues' tho
repository banks OF this city d turn over 10 ne
Sub-Treasury tho whole. Or a par. Of the So
600 600 o. the gold they hold for the Government
on bond account. NJ intimation has yet been 70
c4!ved that this will he done. a:1 i; may ne IN
ferred therefore. that the syndicate is satisfied
with the immediate situation. Foreign exchange
rates were hign hui little was doing In tina; de-
partment. Il IL admitted even by the mos, cap
tious. that no gold will be exported this week.
Government bonds, regularly quoted. declined
slightly and the new A. were soli IN Offices al
1l9G119's.
In the market for stocks movement in prices
was irregular. London engaged in speculative
operations here with ne result that In" Inter
ma tional specialtl closed .oWer, the largest &C.
cline among them being for New-York central
which lost y net 10 a59s. Baltimore ana ONO
lost ~ points net to 52s4. end some Of this sell
ing appeared 20 Dc liquidation Bat the move
ment in Baltimore and OHIO did not anect inc
market so much az tho weakness or Jersey Cen
trail which dropped III points to s5ss on the an
hrauite coal situa ton in general ana on me COIN
narv's trouble with Reading In particular The
whole marke, dropped in sympathy "itn the DE-
cline In Jersey Central and In the Interna-
tlonaly despite the fact tha' announcement
is to be found in the February 'ramc re-
turns for the railways Wnen one Sons!uers
whai friphtfuIIv bad wea he prevailed during
tina, month sugar led the lndustrais. ana IN,
decd the whole market In ACTIVITY. ana LOST. on
dividend r,imors IA net - 9l1s. Chicago Gas
National Lead and Distilline ana Cattls feeoins
gained fractionallE. while General tlec'ric ger
tic decline continued to 26st. The C2rdage stocEs
cnn,nanv NAV receive from the Bate Refrigerator
decision At the close the market was heavy ana
dull.
DONDs-THE Federal TREASURY.
Government bond. sol1: sllcOo As, registered
q. III $4,000 5s coupon. at ll1as' Sooooo o.
registered at ll57.MllG 5000 Is. coupon at ii-@'
Quota lions were down, as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07

In State issues; $50. 900 Virginia funded debt al
J9is. $1,000 Louisiana coupon AZ. new. al " y ~
city bank stocks: 90 shares OF Seaboard Na.o, ia
Bank at 1853. the last previous sale Doing AT Nv
Our auction list shows other sales IN TINS LAS 100
Business In railroad bonds increased 10 so'',VoV,
but the added trading failed 10 stifnnate ans
movement In prices which were generaiiy nt'u
at the same Level. Oregon Improvement conso'
Oh advanced per cent to IS and Texas ana "a
enc IDS declined per cent to 22h. but oil other
'nah8es were for unimportant amounts.
:, me SUB. Treasury was debtor to the Clearing
, nSuse SlS'l4S Its net loss on balance W.. Vas
s9oSZiI made up by loss In currency OF szZo,-
81 and loss in coin OF &336233 The days
operations included: Receipts. $265s4Sl; pay
hents. S%.Z22,S92. resulting in n general balance
ot $l6o $4,000. consisting Of sS7.l62,73s coin ana
$3,3S3,7n currency.
The United States Treasury al Washington ie-
ccived to-day $J4S6bs National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were N7S,'s1.
the Internal revenue receipts $3l441s and the mis-
cellaneous receipts S21. 1856 Tota. Government re-
cepts for the day. Mll5lso: expenditures. $l,3h-
0s4; excess Of expenditures. $259.ss4. Receipts
for month to date, t4s2s.lls; expenditures for
month to date. 1918 ST.: excess expenditures for
month. *l.SS155s
To-day's Washington Treasury statement ~
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
STOCKS DECLINE AGAIN.
THE Bad COAL SITUATION.
INTEREST," IN THE MONEY MARKET
STOCK MOVEMENTS.

SALES At TIE STOCK EXCHANGE MAkCH t.
Ur,I1NGs IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
Ch.cac, L.. March list. 1880.
ANIMAL MEETING
vINUE STOCKHOLDERS u tho Chicago ana
Proposals.
COMM lSSIONEKS or THE SINKING FUND
~ To CONTRACTORS


~ To CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS a., =, a..
E.-ciion Il Publ imdins Ia tTe,ona rat% near
hSd Anse IN he " "ai1 ns :" Of lsot
pa. foT the entire work. only WI. be Isce'.ed t, y,,
One Tor the building with shcst metal main conce and
for tie building with terra Gotta main conice. as de
sEHLEb ' EsPIMnTEs o- tn. aboy. work Endorsed
with the above ti". also with the name th person OF pe
be received at The one 81 the Comptroller Rooms Nos
RroadSay in the civ u Ncw-york. unn i: O'Clock
ccmnssloner. Of Il. snsns Fund ard read and n:
lowest bidder adequate security az soon thereafter
practicable The person or persons 10 whom the con.
once ~ he Department OF Public Works With III.
tie, offered by him or them ana execute STt 'n n
that Effect ana In failure neglect 90 10 d.,
he OF hey WI be considered as having aband1ned T.
work sh, be ctsed and rrl", and SO on until me
conrao BE- accepted ana executed me wvrH 70
designate ,,-,
y B.-Psrmisson will not be given for the Withdrawal
contract awarded person who Is IN arrears 10 ths
Cooperation debt or contract " WHO rs deiauer
surety otherwise. upon any oo'sh''oh 10 me Cor
The en,lr TO be COMPETED mh dn ONE mUN:
work been given by tho Commissioner Of Public
The amount OF security required I. FoRTYFIvE
TfIOusAND DoLLARs For fun particulars. zee City
.r.d also H.. form IL including the
cations Tor work Re obtained at the once Of tho
York February o. 1907
WILLIAM L. sTHoNG Mayor:
JOHN ". Gotf, Recorder; - .,,
AsHBEL r. FITCH. Comptroller: comn'l.soners
IocEpu I O'bnN0urE Chamberlain; Of tho
WILLIAM ~ X. OIcoTT. Sinking Fund.
Chairman COMMITTEE on Finnrce
Roari ~ Aldermen;
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Sales bp anriion.

IN NAY 10TH ISb3 there VIII be sold nj auc'
" tion In santiago chilli hftesn Nitrate Fields and s1
Natr Beds belong ng the Government and situated
IN. Province % Tsrspsca For further Information APP
py Consul Genera. ~ chin In New York and the
Coasuis In !hliaicInhia ard D,stea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL. MARKETS.
ionaor. March a. 2 m.-Consols. lot o 10 for mone.
ara 'of llIf Tor ihr account: Canadian Pacific. Ni.
Ere =. d. second corsol-. 5sis nois Central. say.
MrNcnn ordinary. lci, 81 Paul common. J6is Sew-Yoh
o"husi 10; P"nnslvania 50i-; RI adins ~; Mexican
'"ntial new cont lords. 5s Louisville and Nash
VIC 'Oh. Achscn r,ron -.
80. m he amount II bullion gone into tho Bank of
tnc1nd balance o-dar - oco India Council Nils
"sT" aRot~l 'oda, G no Of l6l rupee. Paris
ndNh quot" cent leates r. 100 francs - centines
for the
=" y m NreN. T. pc cont The rate ~ discount in
tnr open nfk" ~ both short an months bills IL ~
rcr ce Paris adrc~s Guo'" exchange London at -
francs = confines for CHECKS.
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The price Of domestic exchange vas as follows
~ the PLACES named: Chicago. &c premium:
Boston Csc discount: 81. Louis. 6Sc. bid Offered
al 75c; Sen Francisco sight l2'9, telegraph -;
Nnw.Orleans. commercial 100 premium bank 80
premium: Charleston. buying l-32 premium, sill
ing Il premium.
BANK clearings were as follows al ia. piar es
named New-York-E Exchanges ss2aas3e; bal
apcee. si9aj025 Philadelphia Exchanges 81
e2sI,; balances s.5H.24a. Chicago Exchanges
st5s',o5e; balances Sl,si6.5B Boston co. EN-
changes. sl46402ls: balances. slf2.2i0
The price Of commercial bar silver in this mar
ke, vas SO,tc.. nominal. per ounce. Mexican DOT
lars wern quoted at 4sA. In London bar silver
was unchanged a - ll-16i. an ounce. Inc Lon
don market steady.
II was dull day in the foreign exchanges.
firm tone prevailed. however. ana rates Ners
to sell bills az exchange" At the co,e The mar mar
kqt vas extremely dul TIE IA .es at which busi-
ness vas actually done were as follows:
s,,,.s . f;si Log s; g. ss5i. s.,ie'
S.,aS: 'a' '.: 81 b: s.: &:
In London call r,onoy vas at Ia PEI cent;
shor, and thrc"-moutns bills at 1h per , osni.
Of England to-day. British consols declined 90
for money to 10, 9-Is bu; advanced 3-l6 f'T tn"
account to l0i ll-l6 American securities ""I"
stronger THROUGHOUT. nnd although Caradisn "a
cdc Welded Ia nor cent 20 iohs. Erie 2d- ad-
vanced per cen; 20 aSie the rhares = 70 -
Illinois Contra! =. { sSh. Louisville and Nasn-
vil!e p to 5oi, IT. Pau " &c 5S'.' ana Atch'S"n
French rfntes l6a francs 50 confines. Pas
exchange on London. % francs g c'"iimcF' h'r'
lin sigh sterlnC. % mark az rf"lninG-.
We have received the following:
Tho second Mortgage Bordho,ieIs' Committee
= tho Northern Pacific R'nrond tompnhy
(chairman Johnston IIyinGs,or) havirg been
made a party defendant in III foreclosure sui'.
tho committee advises holders ~ these BOMBS tHn'
,rey arr io1r foT the first tia" r'pI 'seht.d 10y
ra,s n acting solely IN ;hcir Interests. N" con-
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-07
NwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MARCH

with the figures ~ the last previous statement
az follows:
March 5 March Differences:
Net gold harI. sol G35o,j $50 GA 20 Dec S"""'"
Net 'ogl tenders .co co,
Net .ijr,r On Nd 10 2S3.IGj 1880 OG9 In. 81 s'
Ac.ua; cash In the
Treasury vaults
certificates si92 So ,c2 sso376i 23 Dec So AS 90
Der,sIts IN hank IS 3G3 npy - "a pol Inc. o%3
Available cash sos oca 900 s2o, "a Dee s3a5sc'c
bIiities "''.. c7s.s,:s o2sao473 Dec $3.50 %:
Actual cash bal $3.50 762 90, $751; go 80 Inc io7 's7
The above stater1ont reflects conditions 81
Monday last. The decrease of $2.O00.30o in Boiu
and ST. $50 in legal tenders may be due to the
paying off Of lot Of minor liabilities which the
Secretary appears to have carried over from last
month so as to reduce the expenditures OF FEB
ruary. II will he noticed that the item minor
liabilities has dropped s46ss,263 since yesterday.
MONEY AND FOREIGN MARKET
CAN money ranged from to 2ia per cent. A
slight hardening tendency is st'l reported i'm the
market with some better demand for call and
time money. We subjoin our usual table Of
rates. made up from information furnished by
the busiest houses.
r.,, Cho.Ce
'"ahs i"o "o'oy' Commercial Paper.
On call 800. 3 mos mes 6 mos 3 mos mos mos
1917 az s'q 80
The Republican journal., 1895-11-14
The Girls Home.

1t is the intention of the Children's Aid
Home. but at the openingsof the Home they
We're 50 numerous, and by so many individ-
uals, that only few OF the larger ones will
be mentioned and all who contributed in
such generous way will accept the thanks
of the society. Among the larger gifts were
$50 from Silver Cross Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, Belfast So from Miss Avis Mathews;
81 from Mrs. Augusta Stoddard Dbl flour
from Mrs. VIM. NJ. Rust so cts. from Mrs. S.
B. Cunningham $25 from the Kings Daugh-
tiers, Phillips, Me-; one load of wood each
from F. G. White and VIM. A. Monroe;
dozen silver knives and forks from friend;
IL doz. oatmeal bowls each from Hannah Jor-
spoons and forks from Happy Thought Club,
Ellsworth, eight little girls; pictures from
Mrs. c. H. Mitchell and Mrs. Arnold; 2
towels and quilt from Mrs. G. s. Lambert,
Stockton Springs 81 from Mrs. 9. F. Wood !;
clothes basket, clothes line and pins, Mrs.
II. M. Gammans tubs from VIM. B. Swan !;
wash bench from j. G. Durham; carpet
sweeper from Miss Mary jackson; table
cloth, napkins and knives from Mrs.
John Clements, Bucksport; 2 towels from
Miss Lou WATSON, Bucksport. Over six dol
| lars were left at the Home on the day Of
the opening by different individuals to buy
groceries, and, beside groceries Of all kinds,
| a large variety Of cooked food and useful
articles for housekeeping.
The Republican journal., 1895-11-14
The Belfast Band Begins its 9th Year.

1t will no doubt be surprise to many to
learn that the Belfast Band has entered up
on its sixth year. 1t is doubtful if any pre-
ceeding organization of this kind has had 50
long an ex silence in Belfast, and it is entire
ly safe to say that our city has never had
better band. The Belfast Band is something
to be proud Of, and unsteady and personal
ly it IS credit to the city. The me bers Of
the band fully realize the fact that they
could not have maintained the organization
without the liberal aid which has been ex-
tended to then, and the work done in their
behalf by the ladies, and fully appreciate all
that has been done for them. The band is
not self-supporting, but does quite an amount
Of business during the season, and the treas
urer reported that at the close Of the fifth
year all the bills were paid and small
sum on hand. At the annual meeting last
week the following board of managers was
elected: S. W. johnson, c. 0. Poor, W. B.
Wadsworth, G. 7. Reed, Geo. Il. Poor l.
h. Harmon is President, G. o. Poor treas
urer, Geo. Il. Poor secretary, and B. A.
Roundy leader.
The Republican journal., 1895-11-14
Work Of Bowden and Mears Endorsed.

The Belfast Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union at a regular meeting November
resolutions, by rising vote:
Whereas, Our County Attorney, Ellery
Bowden. Esq. Of Winterport, has in his otti-
cia capacity shown commendable zeal,
honesty and efficiency in his efforts to en-
force the laws, especially those against the
liquor traffic, and
Whereas, III his work he has been ably
seconded by State Constable Joseph r.
Mears of Morrill,,
Therefore, Resolved, That we, the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of Belfast,
Maine, heartily endorse and approve of the
work of these faithful officials and wish
them God-speed. They have our sympathy
and prayers.
Resolved, That copy Of these resolutions
be sent to Messrs. Bowden and Mears, and
also to the press for publication.
The Republican journal., 1895-11-14

those present. Perhaps we might make
special mention Of this one or that one but
we find it is not necessary, for every scholar
did his or her best The teacher won the
golden opinions Of the visitors by the excel
lent manner id which the scholars exhibited
the results of the careful training they had
received at her hands Taking every thing
into consideration it was a highly creditable
ending of ten long weeks of daily toll, and
teacher and scholars are to be congratulated
on the good work accomplished, and the
pleasing manner in which they entertain
ed their visitors the afternoon Of the
last day Of long, prosperous and sue
cessfu term Of school,. There was quite
a pathetic scene enacted behind the cur
tain of the stage at the school house last
Friday afternoon, that the audience was
quite ignorant of until the close of school.
1t was the presentation by the scholars,
of beautiful Photographic album exquisite
ly bound and finished. So completely taken
by surprise was Miss Coggins and so sensi-
bly, affected by the kindness of her scholars
and the beauty of the present, that it
with much difficulty she could give express
sion to the deep appreciation she felt in re-
ceiving such a splendid token of her schol-
ar's love and friendship, and it will be highly
priced and carefully kept in fond remem-
brance of the high esteem she was held in
the hearts of her scholars. The social en-
tertainment given at Elwell's hall Friday
evening last complimentary to the scholars
Of this school was a grand success Games
and dancing formed the chief enjoyment of
the evening, and every moment was fully
utilized Dy the young folks. Apples and
confectionery were freely circulated and
every boy aud girl acknowledged the penal
ties Of copenhagen, and taken in equal parts
with the confectionery it made one of the
sweetest entertainments imaginable. The
festivities closed at the modest hour Of ~
and all went away more than pleased with
the good time made possible by the
operative kindness Of Mrs. E. B. Ewell and
Mr.. r. E. Patterson, who kindly furnished
the entertainment.
The Republican journal., 1895-11-14
Yachts and Boats.

E. L. Macomber has made a model for
yacht Sc feet over all and feet beam, and Of
the modern type.
D. H. Libby has begun on the sails for the
sloop that Frank Marshall is building on
Acre Island, Islesboro.
B. F. Jackson, Kennebunkport, is build
ing sloop yacht As feet long, IA feet beam
and to draw but twenty inches, yet carry a
mast 81 feet high and be equipped also with
twin screws 81 inches diameter, to be run by
naphtha motors of h. p. each She is for
E. Nj. Goodall Of Sanford, and is expected
to make IL knots.