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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-14
PURIFINE
Has proved this to be false.

Has proved this to be false.
The many uses that PURIFINE can
be put to, where most disinfectants are
Objectionable, has made it a popular
and indispensable preparation among
the Medical Fraternity.
The season when disinfectant
should be used is now upon us, and
delays are generally dangerous.
The old adage that an ounce of pre-
vention is worth a pound of cure is
not myth when you know that you
possess preparation that is reliable
and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-14

BEFORE
WEALTH

The secret of how to preserve your
health lies in the use of reliable and
effective disinfectants. Most people
imagine that unless they can detect the
presence of disinfectant by the sense
of smell that the article is of no use.
The universal adoption of
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-05-14
PHYSICAL DRILL.
L. :. Naval Battalion Makes Its
Appearance.

Nearly 400 officers and men from the
United States warships now in port
and commanded by Lieutenant Inger-
soil, landed yesterday morning and
marched 70 Makiki baseball grounds
for drill. The procession was headed
by the iagship's band. which dis
coursed some popular music.
After passing through various mill
Jary tactics. the men were put
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05

this peculiar state of affairs, but the con-
sensus of opinion appears to have crystal
lized into a conviction that these devotees
of sylvan sports would rather depend on
their own powers of description in regard
to their achievements by field and stream
rather than to look to their judicial COM
panions for corroboration of the maenifi-
cent yarns hat grow out of indulgence in
the pastimes of hunting and fishing.
From time to time rumors of great
achievements have foated back from the
rural and society retreats TO which the
Judges have betaken them selves, the most
unexpected surprises being vouchsafed 10
the friends and acquaintaDcss of these
gentlemen.
The first to be heard was Judge Hunt,
but that was because he was the first in
the field. The message came in the shape
of a note that appeared to be in Judge
Hunts handwriting. There was some
fear that it was forgery and so all the
experts IN the Davis will contest and t Q
Craven Fair litigation were called on to
make microscopic examinations with ex-
emplars and black board drawings. AS is
usually the case there was difference of
opinion as to the genuineness of the writ
ing, but as Judge Morrow has refused 10
punish for contempt of court the publica-
tion of letters not admitted in evidence it
seems safe to risk the anger of his Honor
by printing the epis.le alleged to have
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HIP G INTIL LLIGEN CE.
Arrived.


SUNDAY, July (.
stmr Gipsy Leland. 90 hours from MOS Lano
ing etc: produce. 10 Gooda. Perkins q co
Co. p''0 ~
stmr Noyo Levin.on. ID hours from Fort Bragg
pass and mds' to J Kimball. Sor,
Stmr Albion Lundquist 10 nours Hon fs
Bragg; lum".r. to i Kim ball. s..,..
Stmr Progreso Storrs. 90 hours from Seatue'
1850 tons coal. to B Cornwall
Ship Glory of the cas- Freeman. days nrna iIo.n
Comox; 81 50 tons coal, 642 tons coke. TO Il Duhs
muir q sons. Up river direct. ,o,.
schr Monterey Beck. Ia hours nom ron ,,no nOw ,o
Haywood.
schr Cor NJ Kortn. % hours from Albion;
100 eds wood, to Bender Bros.
sailed.
SUNDAY. July T.
stmr T1llamook, Hansen
Stmr Laguna, Peterson
Stmr Albion, Lundquist.
Ship Elwell, Ryder, Nanaimo =.
Bark TopgailaIt Killman, Port Blakelsy.
Brig Lurine. Macleod, Kshului.
Schr Maxim. Olsen, Csspar
Schr Bobolink Nelson. Mendocino
Schr John Miller. Hanson, Grays Hsroor
Schr sacramento, Hansen. Al blon.
1eiegraphic. ..
POINT LoBos July 4.-1O P N.-weatner
hazy; wind sW; velocity ~ miles.
Domestic Ports.
PORT TGAMBLE-Arrived July 3-schr Robert
Levers, hence June "a July 4-5Cnt WIN Do"-
den, hence June %.
Sailed July 4-Br stmr MoguL
ASTORIA-Arrived July 4-Stmr Homer, nenee
June 80; stmr Columbia. hence July 2.
COOS BAY-Arrived July 4-St'ur Alice lancn-
ard, from Eureka; stmr Alliance, hence July l.
sailed July 4-otmrs Alice Blanchard aud ALI
ance, for Portland.
GREENwOoD-Arrived July 4-stmr Alcatrsz,
hence July 3.
TAToOSH-- Passed July 4-Ship Occiden al, I'm
Port Blakeley for Nsgasski; Br ship Prince Ed
ward. from Puget Sound for Valparaiso.
PORT ANGELES-In port July Nor DARK
Alete. from Puget Sound for Yokohama
EUREKA-Arrived July 4-:,chr Berthe Minor
hence June 27: stmr Farallon. from Yaqulna Bay
Sale July 4-Stmrs Rival and North Fork Tor
San Francisco.
SAN PEDRO-Saied July A. Schr Bertha Doi-
beer. for Eureka
GRAYs HARBoR-Arrived July s-schr Jen-
ME Thelin, hence June %; brig Geneva, hence
June "a.
Importastols.
SANTA CRUZ-Per GIpsy-5 cs cheese, bbls
copper. 2 bxs butter, IL pkgs mdse, 600 bbs lime
Pigeon Point-2 bxs butter, 20 bxs 10 twin drws'
cheese.
Mos, Landing-1 cs eggs SKIS potatoes.
WatsonvIle-1 bx hardware.
Blanco-1cs eggs
SoqueI-l pkg mdse. 6S5 rolls 62 bds paper
FORT BRAGG-Per Novo-6S pkgs hides SIX
tails, bdls pelts pkgs mdse, so7, 800 IT lumber,
| 20 SKIS bones.
Consignees.
Poo Gipsy- Norton, Teller & Co: 81 Dutsrd; A
| w Fink & Co: l. d Stone & CO.. Dairymen's Union
| n Cowell d Co: Wellman Peck q GO: Enterprise
| brewery; Wheaton, Breon q Co; Standard OIL %
! Dunham, Cariigan Co; Herman Joost; Union
| Oil co,
Per Noyo-w Sumner & Co: Bssinger & Co; q
| W Miller: Mcpherson g. Rucker; Union Lum be:
| Co.
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holding court in rural districts, and he is
getting to be known as tho friend of the
country Judge. The solving of legal
prize puzSle sffords him all the recreation
he needs. He is essentially student and
hard worker, but the od-timers on the
bench shake their heads wisely and pre-
dict that after few years OF the judicial
grind he will be less eager for the fray
with intricate technicalities, judicial
subtleiies and recalcitrant attorney.
Judge Charles w. Slack has been de-
TERED from going to Donner Lake by the
tenor OF Judge Hunts heretofore quoted
discouraglng eplstie. He remarked, after
reading the letter, that be never did care
for saltwater fish at fresh water resorts,
and hs was willing tor his friend to enjoy
a monopoly of those advantages. He will
60 to Santa Cruz, and, if he is real lucky,
has promised TO send from that point a
mess of mountain trout to his friend
Judge Hunt, who is in the very heart OF
the Sierras
Judge J. G. B. Hebbard has returned
from his vacation and is doing business at
the old stand in the New City Hall.
Judge Frank H. Dunno had difficult
time escaping the wi.es of the fair sex dur
ing his sojourn at the various resorts this
season. Judges Dunno and Coffey share
the distinction of being the only bachelors
on the Superior Court bench. There are
exciting rumors afoat touching this inter
esting subject, but it is q matter too deli
cate to be handled by any but the society
journals, to which jurisdiction it is rela-
gated TOR further hearing.
Judge George II. Bahrs is . natural
sailor and is proud OF his skill with oar
and sail. He can sing "Ye no, ye no" in
three languages and knows the differences
between the mainbrace and marlin.
spike. He takes recreation with the gun,
also, and would be qualified to hold court
on the frontier ~ well as in the metropo-
lis, for the disappointed attorney or the
unsuccessful litigant would have to be
Quick on the draw,
And have sand In his craw
If he ever expects to get away with his
Honor.
Presiding Judge SesweIl has decided to
take no vacation this year. Ii he had the
time 10 spare from tnesexceptionally oner-
Gus duties of his position he would betake
himself to the rural retreats that may be
found in the neigh boring counties that
fringe the bay of San Francisco and the
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
THE WEATHER BUREAU.

UNITED STATES DETACHMENT OF AeRICUL
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU SAN FRANCISCO July
4, 1897 p M.
The following are the maximum temperatures
reported to-day by telegraph from Weather Bureau
stations in California:
Eureka 81. Red Bluff %, Fresno SO, San Luis
Obispo IA, Los Angeles "a, san Diego So
Yuma 9S.
san Francisco da.a: Maximum temperature SO
minimum 81, mean 61
Weather Cond itions and General Fore
casts.
The pressure is highest this evening along the
Pacific Coast and loves. in Arizona Partly
cloudy weather with occasional showers prevails
in Western Washington: elsewhere the sky 1:
clear. Conditions are favorable for continued fail
weather in all sections except along the
coast. where 1t will be partly cloudy or foggy IL
the morning.
Forecasts made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight July 8. 1897:
Northern Californa-Far Monday; fresh north
erly winds in the interior; westerly along the
coast.
Southern California-Fair Monday: fresh west
erly winds.
Nevada-Fair Monday
Utah-Fair; warmer Monday.
Arizona-Fair Monday.
San Francisco and Vicinity-FaIr Monday ex-
cep, partly oudy in the morning; brisk westerly
winds, high in the afternoon.
W. II. HANNoN, Forecast Official
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Quite CLEAR OF Debt.
Completion Of the Holly Park
Presbyterian Church
Yesterday.
Dedicated Just Four Months From the
Date of the Laying of the
Cornerstone.

The pretty little Holly Park Presbyte-
rian Church near Thlrueth and Mission
streets, which has been recently COM
pleted, was dedicated with appropriate
cere monies yesterday morning. The pas
tor, Rev. R. w. Reynolds, as chairman OF
the building committee turned the key of
the church over to President Thomas
Shore of the board of trustees and with
impressive rites the edifice was consecrat-
ed TO the service of the Lord.
The new church is situated on the
western side of Bernal Heights, and its
field of work has been principally among
the children, many of them children OF
carmen on the MIssion-street line of the
Market-street Railway. Descriptions and
pictures of the church and It's enterpris-
ing young pastor were recently published
in The CALL on the occasion of the pas
tors lnstaIlatlon.
The church was tastefully decorated
yesterday with flowers. ferns and Chris
tian Endeavor colors. The sermon was
delivered by Rev. William Alexander,
DID,, of the Theological Seminary OF
San Anselmo. Rev. J. J. Mitchell offered
the dedication prayer, and the dedicatory
services were performed by the pastor
Rev. r. W. Reynolds. In the evening the
pastor preached on Our Heritage" re-
ierring especially to the memories called
up by the National holiday.
The board of trustees of the church con-
sists OF the following: Thomas Shore,
Alexander Mcpherson, II. w. Cranton,
F. D. Newuer, D. Ferguson, Mrs. K.
Thorn ton and Mrs. N. G. Post. a. +.
Mcleod is superintendent OF the Sunday
school. The mem bership of the church
is 81 and of tine Sunday school 175, 70 Of
whom are in the infant class.
The pastor and his co-workers are justly
proud of the record of the church. On
March the cornerstone was laid; on
June 4 the structure was completed and
ready Tor occupation; on July the
church was Dedicated entirely free from
debt.
Next Sunday morning Rev. Mr.. Rowley
of Massachusetts will preach. In tie
evening The pulpit will be occupied by
Rev. Mr.. Finch OF Quebec.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
OOURsING AT INGLEsIDE.
Seminole Is Swift and Wins Big Purse
for Byrnes.

Seminole Is Swift and Wins Big Purse
for Byrnes.
Large crowds witnessed the coursing at
Ingleside yesterday, and the dogs seemed
aware that fine work was expected of them
on the Fourth of July. Tie results were
as follows:
Merriwa Kennels st. Cloud beat J. Shea's
FirinZa, Merriwa Kennels Swinnerton beat
Pasha Kennels Wayfarer, Mira Monte kennels
Pretender beat d. Hooper's Beau Brummel, J.
Byrnes' Seminole beat j. Murrane's Flash
light, w. Daiton's Senorita beat Carr q Lon
don's Uncle Sam, Mira Monte kennels Freball
beat E. and r. Scotts Lord Byron, w. Kay's
Eclipse beat w. C. Peyton's Master Glenkirk
w. K. Peytons Carmen beat ). Byrnes
Mohawk, Pasha Kennels Emin Pasha beat
J. Seggerson's White Chief, L. Buffers Susie
bea 5. Z Portals Magnet, Pasha kennels
Firm Friend beat w. c. Peyton's Fear Not,
Vigilant, Mira Monte kenneps Lady Blanche
beat d. Roches Gold Dust c. L. Apple by IS
Queen A beat r. Hoopers Happy Jack. W. G.
Pey 'ons Royal Buck beat NJ. Welch's Tippe-
rary Lass, Cronin g. McDonald's Skyball beat
Grace & Deans Connemara.
First ties-St Cloud beat Swinnerton, Semi
mole beat Pretender, Senorita beat Fire ba |,
Eclipse beat Carmen, Susie beat Emin Pasha,
Firm Friend beat Magimo, Lady Blanche beat
Queen A, sky ball beat Royal Buck.
Second ties-Seminole beat ST. Cloud, Eclipse
beat Senorita. Firm Friend beat SUSIE SIX ball
beat Roy al Buck.
Third ties-Seminole heat Eclipse, Sky
beat Firm Friend.
Final-Semiuole beat Skv ball.
Prizes-Slo0. $50, $50, $50. $14 so, $14 So
S14 so, $l4 so.
Drawn IS for to-day-Swinuerton, Nellie
Conroy, Little Tom Magnet, Alameda, Uncle
Sam, Beau Brummel, Fear Not, Come ara,
Pre- lender, Gaslight Blackstone, Will o. Wisp,
Gillette, Rocklln Belle, Sinaloa.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
LETTER-0ARRIERs' PIoNIo.
A Large Crowd and Pleasant Time a
Schuetzen Park

A Large Crowd and Pleasant Time Mt
Schuetzen Park.
The picnic of the letter-carriers for the
beneht OF the convention fund was held
at Schuetzen Park, near San Rafael. YES.
terday. and it was not without bit of
genuine excitement About 80 o'clock
grass fire was started. supposedly by
the explosion OF q frecracker in the dry
grass, on the eas tern section of the
grounds. Famed by strong wind, the
great clouds of black smoke rose high
over the park, and fearful of great damage
being done, telephone message was sent
to San Rafael. where he alarm was turned
In. and the fire department responded.
After battle with wet sacks, brooms,
buckets of water and other apparatus the
flames were subdued.
The letter carriers and their friends at
tended the picnic in large mum bers, in
fact it was one OF the largest gatherings at
Schuetzen Park for the season. 1t is esti-
mated that fully 5000 took advantage of
the occasion to have merry time.
The committees having the affair in
charge were the following:
Honorary-Hon. James d. Phelan, Hon.
Julius Kahn, Hon. Eugene F. Bert, Horace d.
Platt, Joseph q. Britton, COUNT Clerk Charles
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F. Curry, w. W. Shannon, w. J. Ruddick' T.. a. 4,
Williams, j. ]. Gottlob, w. Hearst, NJ H. de
Young, Charles NJ. Snortrldge, Or. JoHn f..
Dillon, Charles D. Steiger, ID. Frlcdlander,
Arrangements-J. S. Sullivan, chairman n.
S Logan, Thomas Nixon, D. J. Haiiahan, d.
R. Hoffman, w. w. O'Neill, Charles Seenurt'
well, T. ]. Lynch, Joseph McGill. Foor man
ager, R. s. Logan; assistant floor manager
D. J. Hallahan. Floor-T B. Mahoney, w. n
Smith, Conrad Trieber, L. Bose, L. strasser' = ..
J. Morgan George w. Yost, George swift, n.
Rines, r. D. Barton. Games-H. Logan, chair
man; r. Locke, Charles McAulife, }. j. Larkey,
M Ott, O. A Foster, W. J. Harris, M. LaWior'
A. +. Bates F. Tyrrell PressIonalles ,l cin mi1e-
Il. J. Lynch. IT
Lynch, Charles Webb, Fred Fargo.
Prizes-Charles Wisewell (cha a1rman ),I Ihomas :.
Nixon, Joseph McGil, J. J. Maher. II. K H. II
man, Conrad Trieber.
Wheel of ffortune-Ladies' Auxil iary, assisted
by F. Deutsch and William Higgins
Following were the prize winners in the
several games and athletic events:
1OO-yard race, open 10 all, two prizes, d.
Dietrich first, Fred Leahy second.
Walking match for carriers, Charles Glller
first, G. McAuliffe second.
Young ladies' race, Eva Webber first prize,
Nellie Maloy second. L. Ralph third
Running broad jump, w. A. Miller.
One hundred yard handicap running race
for employees of the FELTON, Water Wheel Com
pany-George Finnegan first, Thomas Higgins
second.
Race for boys under IA years of age, 100
yards-John Fitzgerald first, Alexander
Cairns second.
Race for ladies, ladies' auxiliary, so yards
Miss R. Trieber first Mrs. II. NJ. Locke second,
Mrs. Nj. Jones third.
Race fer girls under 16 years, 100 yards
First. Katie Smith second, May Mulerv.
Race for carriers-First, Henry Logan; sec
ond, W. J. Harris.
Fat mems race, 100 pounds or over-First,
w. A. Miller; second, julius Mish; Third, Joe
Elliott.
Married ladies' race-First, Mrs. A. Sehmme
second, Mrs. A. Graw.
Ray Lock of Station A; second. l. G. Gross o1
Station D.
Race for postal clerks 100 yards-First ]. E.
Powers; second, II. Caveny.
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

STEAMERS LEAVE BROADWAY ASa.
~ wharf, San Francisco, as follows: 2f3S
For ports in Alaska, 9 A. NJ July 5, 10 I6 2O
70, 80, and every fifth day thereafter
For Victoria and Vancouver (B. C.), Port Town
send. Seattle, Tacoma, Everett, Anacortes and
New Whatcom (Bellirgham Bay, wash.l Ga n
July 8, TO- 15, 90 Is, 80 and every hfth day there
after, connecting at Vancouver with the c. P. z
r., at Tacoma with N. P. R. r., seattle with q.
N. Ry, at Port Townsend with Alaska steamera
For Eureka, Arca;a and Fields Landing Hum
ooldt Bay), Str Pomona p. NJ, July g. 81 Is IL
II, 26, 80 August 8 T. IL, 10, 20, "a 2S septen.
Der l, 8. 10, Ii, Is, % 27
:, For Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Simeon, Cayucox
Fort Hartford lsan Luis obispo), Gaviots, santa
barbara, Ventura, Hueneme, San Pedro East San
Pedro clos Angeles) and Newport, &C A NJ
day thereafter.
For san Diego, stopping only at Port Harrori
tsan Luis obispo), santa Barbara Port Los An
eeles Redondo CLOS Angeles) and Newport. IL
A. n July 8, 4 IL, To- 1e, 23, 81, 81 and every
fourth day thereafter.
FOR Ensenada, San Jose del Cabo. NJ MszatIen La
Paz and Guaymas (Mexico), steamer Orizaba 10
A. NJ. The 2i of each month.
me company reserves the right TO change with
out previous notice steamers, sailing dates and
hours Of sailing. Ticket offce-Palace Hotel 4
New Montgomery street.
SOoDALL. PERKINS d CO, Genl Agents
1O Market St.. San Francisco
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

nrancb ,,f the United States HyoIogIsph,,O y,
49, SocaiaJ in tho MercEantS Excnapge !, -
,atn.aued in san Francisco for the oensms en- ~
mariners without regard 10 nationaity anu
Sayigators are cordially invited 10 Sisae as,,snS
office where complete sets OF charts anu 'a n,,
directions of the world kept on manu- vi o,,on n
narson and reference and the latest lnioIinnsIv .
can sIway, DO obtained regarding lights oanso. =
TO navigation and all matters or ihteres' ~
commerce x.st,r on Tele
The time ball on TOP OF the building on hasors
rraph Hill IL hoisted about ten minutes oe ~,
noon and ia dropped noon. 12Oth merlolan' ~
teIegraphic signal received each dav IroIn ,6 ~
UniI ed states Naval Ob,ervatory a. Mare isi@n"
Cal -, s.u rv..
A notice stating whether the time paw :,
dropped on time, giving the error, II s,. auys -
published the same day oy the Afternoon psP
w. ). HUGHES
Lieutenant L. :. n. III cnarge
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heard from several times. He is happy
in having found another section of the
Code of Civil Procedure whereby he can
tax the jury fees to both sides OF suit
when it appears to the satisfaction of the
court that neither litigant is ready 10 pro-
ceed with the trial at the time set for the
hearing. He Will return to the bench
hale and hearty, like young giant re-
freshed with new wine.
Judge E. A. Belcher fed into retire
ment after listening to the trial OF the
Behrend Joost litigation for ten weary
weeks. 1t was no wonder that he needed
rest, for drearier legal con lest never was
back his nerve and to be able to again
face the practical problems OF the world
Judge Belcher went to a lum Der camp
near Lake Tahoe, where he rides down a
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THE ERMINE
LAID ASIDE
How the Judges Enjoy
Life While Not on
Guard.
With Rod and Rife They Are
Devastating Wood and
Stream.
Judge 0offey Is Playing Tennis a.
San Rafael, Judge Wallace
Solitaire.

The Judges Of the superior Court of the
City and County of San Francisco have
gone to the coun try for the purpose OF en-
joying their well-earned vacation-that is,
q majority of the chosen twelve are absent
from the City at the present time, though
some have Just returned from their jaun
and others are getting ready to shake the
dust of the metropolis from their feet.
Although the spirit OF confraternity
pervades the sacred precincts of the City
Hall. and though there is the greatest
harmony among the Judges while they
are engaged in the discharge of their of
fetal duties, it is noted that they do not
flock together in their junketing season.
but that they seem to seek different scenes
of amusement and relaxation.
Several reasons have been assigned for
The San Francisco call., 1897-07-05

country boys in the neighborhood will be
rich enough to take trip to Europe and
put on as much style as prize school
teacher or the most popular butcher in a
voting contest
Judge w. T. Wallace has been heard
from only once since he started on his
vacation. He was just about to sit down
to game of solitaire and the legal pre-
sumption is that he has not been guilty OF
anything more serious since his departure.
he is expected to return refreshed and
invigora;ed after his rest from the strain
that comes from trying difficult criminal
cases month in and month out. He enj joys
the best wishes of the mem bers of the bar.
Judge J. V. Coffey, who while in the
City is inclined to play the recluse in
society matters, is reported to have bios
somed out as social star at San Rattle
(as they pronounce it over there) and
unless the underground telegraph burea q
is mistaken he may be seen day after day
arrayed in a brilliant blazer and white
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ExUlanatfou.

The arrow nies with the wind. The top figures
at station indicate maximum temperature for the
days: those underneath it, IL any, the amount OF
RAINFALL Of melted snow in inches and hundredths,
during the past twelve hours Isobars, or solid
lines, connect po,n of equal air pressure; iso-
therms, or dotted lines, equal temperature. Tho
word "high" means high barometric pressure and
is usually accom- panied by fair weather: 'low"
refers to low pressure. and is usually preceded
and accompanied by cloudy weather and rains
Lows" usually first appear the Washington
coast. When :he pressure is high in the interior
and low along the coast, and the isobars extend
north and south along the coast, rain is probable: :
but when the slow is inclosed with is0bars Of
marked curvature, rain south of oregon is improb-
able. With 'high' in the vicinity of Idaho, and
the pressure falling to the California coast, warmer
weather may be expected in summer and colder
weather in winter. The reverse Of these conditions
viii produce opposite result