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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-01-03
The State Assessorship,

The Belfast Republican can't believe that
Mr.. Marshall of the Board of Assessors
will be dropped by the Legislature and an
other man elected. Nevertheless that is the
outlook at the present time. Indeed, Mr..
Simpsons friends profess to be certain that
Simpson will be chosen with little opposi-
ton. Portland Press.
The Journal can believe it; but hopes to
be spared such an exhibition of ring poll
tics as this turning down of an able and eff
ficient official would imply.
The kindly Republican Journal of Belfast
still insists that Mr.. Marshall must be re-
elected as a member of the State Board of As
SCISSORS. Meanwhile most of us think differ
emily. Mr. Marshall is thorough gentleman
and a most faithful officer. Waldo county is
all right, too, but it is most unfortunate that
F. NJ Simpson does not dwell inside of the
county limits. Bangor Daily News.
Why should Thorough gentleman and a
most faithful officer be denied the second
term which party usage would give him?
Why should Waldo county be denied any
representation in the State government?
| These questions are easily answered, of
course, but it is not necessary to answer
them now There will be Il day of reckon
ing, however.
The people of Maine acted wisely in re-
fuSing to countenance the scheme to create
a new berth merely that the State treasurer
whose term expiring soon by limitation
should be 'taken care Of Now it seems
that since Mr.. Simpson cannot have an
office made to order, he has cast his eyes
longingly to the State assessorship, a posi-
tion now very honorably filed by MIR W. c.
Marshall, and in lieu of the other is willing
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-01-03

WASHINGTON WHIsPERINGS. In
the long line of New Years receptions
at the White House none were more
brilliant than the one today which
ushered in the goth century. Perhaps
no feature of it was so universally
gratifying to the great throng as the
fact that the mistress of the White
House was able to participate in the hap
py occasion. She received with the Pres
ident the Fluctuations and good wishes
of all. She walked down the main stair
case on the arm of the President. The
day was also notable for the general OBJ
servance of the time -honored custom of
calls.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-01-03
In the Same Boat.

Both ex-President Cleveland and ex-Pres-
ident Harrison opposed the election of Bry
an, but now that the campaign is over they
are doing all they can to embarrass the
man who defeated him. st. Louis Globe
Democrat.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1901-01-03

There was an error in the brief obituary
of Mrs. Sarah F. Nesmith of Brooklyn, n.
Y, published last week. She leaves two
sons and two daughters.
The oasis., 1901-04-20
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
-OF THE ARIZONA & SONORA MANU- FACTURlNG COMPANY.

Know all men by these presents, that we, Edward Titcomb L. W. Mix, l.. Lindsay, and William M. Hoey all of Nogal. s, santa Cruz county, territory of Aiizona. and whose names are hereunto subscribed, have this day voluntarily associated ourselves 10 gether for the purpose of forming I corpora ton, under the laws of Arizona, and which, by these articles, we do so form and organ ize And we hereby certify:
 First That he name of this corporation is Arizona and sonora Manufacturing Com pany."
 second. That the general nature of the business for which t is formed and it's pur- poses are lhe doing of u general foundry and machine shop business at the town of No- gales, Santa Cruz county, Territory Of Arz- ona, and the manufact ting of wagons car ruges, and other vehicles in the state of Sonora, Mexico; for maI ketng the products of said foundry and machine shop business and Of said manulactory of vehicles. and for doing whatever else is incident to the said business.
 Ihird. That the place where the principal business of this corporation is 10 be tran sacted andits principal office kept Is the town of Nogales. santa Cruz county, Terri tory of Arizona.
 Fourth. hat the term for which this cor. poration shall exist Is twenty-five years winch term shall commence on the Fist day of March A. D.. 19I.
 Fifth. That he affairs of the corporation hall be conducted by board of directors of not less than four nor more than seven members, as the stockho ders at tL.ir SC yeral annual meetings may determine and < hall be elected by the stockholders at thu,r annual meetings but vacancies in the board may be filled by the directors.
 sixth. he otiicsis of this corporation shall be president, vice president. sec retary and treasurer all of whom snall be stockholders, anu shall be elected by the board of directors The pres ident and twice president shall be mem- bers of the board and the secretary and t'e -surer or either of tbem. may he chosen stockholders
 seventh The amount of the cal pital stool, of the corporation shall he One hundred thousand dollars tSla .O000Y. divided in o One thousand l00D sharss offh par value of One hundred dollars 'Slt0i each.
 Eigh' h. That Of the stock Of ih < corpora tion, Two hundred and fifty 20 shares Shall be preferred, fully paid at the time Of issuing
The oasis., 1901-04-20

Elaborate preparations are in hand for a big fiesta at Nogales, Sonora, be- ginning May 5th, and continuing two weeks or more. Messrs M. M. Conn and Frank Main have the concession for the plaza and vii spare neither expense nor effort in making the hes- la one of unusual brilliance. There will be gamas of all kinds, bull fights, balls, etc, etc.
 Mir. and Mrs John Mapes have re- turned to Nogales and MT. Mapes has resumed his former position as fore man of the track work in the No gales yard of the N M & A railway, which place he left two years ago to take charge nf gangs in construction work along the line of the road. That work is now finished and he has returned to his former place. MT. and Mrs. Mapes reside in house they have recently built on the hill on Cummings street.
 Mr. R. EKey has called the atten- tion of THE OASIS to the fact that Gustave Cox an aged indigent with q large family, who has resided in No gales many years, is begging upon the streets. Cox is very aged and para lytic. The county makes a small allowance, but Mir. Cox ayers it is in- sufficient to meet the needs of him. self and family. He has eight chil- dren. MT. EKey thinks-aDd very rightfully-tbat something should be done by the authorities to relieve the necessities of the famiy.
 THE OASIS is in receipt of copy of the brief of the secretary of the in. terior in the matter of the Baca float grant No. 3, which was sought last year to te made to extend tu include the Santa Cruz valley lands (iDciud ing many ranches and homes) about Calabasas and Tubac The secretary effectually disposes Of the grant by refusing the petition for survey, stating that at the time Of the selection the lands were not un. claimed. This is victory for the people whose homes were threatened The brief received is from MT. Geo Christ, U s. surveyor general of 4 rj1ona
The oasis., 1901-04-20
Monitioa Notice.
PORT OF MORALES, ARIZONA.
 April 9th, 1901.

IA.
 April 9th, 1901 To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 Notice is hereby given given that there will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, in U. S. currency, in front of the custom house at No gales, Arizona, on tue 27th day of April, 1901, at o'clock ?. m., the fol- lowing merchandise siezed for an alleged violation of the customs laws, to wit: 2s2 ounces (troy) silver bull lion, 4S3 ounces (troy) silver bullion, 69.2 ounces (troy) silver matte. Assay value Sl219 II.
 All persons claiming above mer- cha ndise will be required to appear and file their claims fur same with the collector of customs at Nogales, Ari- zoDa, within twenty days from date of this notice, otherwise the merchan- disc will be sold as specified
 [Seal] W. NJ. HoEY
 Collector of Customs.
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the certificates there for, and shall bear, n cumulative dividend of Eight (s per cent per annum. Said dividends shall constitute charge upon the assets of the corporation The remaining Seven hundred and fifty t75O, shares of The capital stock sha be common, and shall be issued on the payment of such sum as the board Of directors shall deter mine, and any difference in amount, be- tween the sum paid at the issuance of said shares and the par value of the same, shall be subject to call by resolution of the board Of directors.
 Ninth. That the highest amount of in- debtedness or liability to which the corpora ton may, at any time, subject it self, shall be the sum of Fifty thousand dollars $50 COOL Tenth. hat the private property of the stockholders shall be exempt from it's cor porate debts
 Eleventh. That the first annual meeting of stockholders shall be held at Nogales, Arizona, on the first Monday of April, A. D. 1902, and annual mee ings shall be there after held. at the same place, on the first Monday Of april of each succeeding year. Twelfth. Until the first annual meeting Of stockholders and until their successors are elected, the incorporators herein shall con- stitute rhe board of directors.
 In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hauds and seals this Fist day of March. A. D. 1901.
 EDWARD TIrCOMB. Seal
 L. w. MIX, Seal
 L. LINDSAY, Seal
 WILLIAM M HOEY. Seal Signed and sealed in presence of
 EB. WILLIAMS. H. W. WILLIAMS. Territory of Arizona
 County Of santt Nruz
 Before me- Eb. Williams. a notary public In and for santa Cruz county, territory of Arizona, on this ray personally appeared Edward Titcomb. L. "~Mi l.. Lindsay and W liam NJ. Hoey, personally known to me 10 he the -ame pers ms whose names are sub scribed 10 inc foregoing instrument and severaliy acknowledged to me that they ex ecuted the same for the purposes and con- alterations therein expressed
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 21st day of March. A. D. 1901.
 Notorial EB. WILLIAMS, seal Notary Public ] 10. $. 10cent stamp cancelled I Teftitory of Arizona t. | County of santa Cruz 7' hereby certify that the within instru-- 1 ment was filed and recorded at the request of Lb. WilJams, March 2l. A. D. 1901. at 80 D. m., book Misc. p. 6O5 to eos. 1 Witness my hand and office seal the day ' and year aforesaid | l>eaD M BREEN
 County Recorder
 By PHu. HERoLp.
 Deputy
The oasis., 1901-04-20
Arizona and Sonora Manufacturing Co.

block of Preferred Stock of this Company is offered to the public for subscription
 The business of this Company will be general Foundry and Machine Shop business in Nogales Arizona and the manufacturing of Wagons Carriages Doors and Windows in the State of Sonora
 Buildings have been commenced and the equipment of the shops will be pushed as fast possible
 The Preferred Stock bears cumulative eight per cent dividend and believe it to be safe and permanent income investment
 Subscription books will close June 5th For further particulars, address
 ROY & TlTCOMB, INc. Agents.
The oasis., 1901-04-20
Ts Ike Notice.
Arizona

Please take notice that from and after May lst., 1901, the water bills are to be paid at the companys office at J. P Co. No collector will call. The supply will he positively cut of on the Stb of each month unless bills are previously settled.
 NOGALEs WATER Go.
The oasis., 1901-04-20

SlLVER...- ...-.-'... VI COPPER l7 % LEAD [Smelter Quotationsl .. 1 l5 LEAD New York .............. 3It TN. - aS co IRON IAmericanl .. ...... 10 co MEXICAN PEsos Juarezl ... At MEXICAN PEsos El Pasol ... 4I9
 Rooms
 Rooms Elm street. Rooms
 Flewelling. If
 Dr. Bristol. dentist, Nogales.
 Jewelry repaired - Pellegrin. the jeweler If
 Mr. Louis k. Fleischer of the Bos- ton Clothing House, is visiting the Cananeas
 Nicely furnished rooms to let. Alp. DIV at Mrs. EDgland's residence on SonOta ave.
 Tuesday MT Alfredo Monteverde came up from Hermosillo, and was a visitor at Nogales several days.
 For fresh fish and oysters, go to A R. Franco, Nogsles, Sonora. Receiv- cd from the YaQui river daily.
 Wednesday MT. R. B. Cunningham of Torres, was at Nogales returning home from visit to San Francisco
 Juhnathan Gprdon. International assay office. International street. Satisfaction guaranteed. If
 Before the United States court at Tucson, this week, John Baker of Tubac, was acquitted Of charge of violation of the Edmounds act.
 l am agent for the celebrated Chicago Hair Emporium, aud will take orders for switches. bangs, aud all kinds 0. hair work Satisfaction or on pay MRs. W. F. WnENTHoFF
 Saturday evening Messrs Phil Her old, depnty county recorder, and Ted Healy, foreman Of TIE OASIS office, went to La Colorado for short visit They returned home Tuesday morn ing.
 Yesterday Mir. Bird Of THE OASIS went to the Cananeas, where he will visit about week Thence he will go to the Cacospera ranch of Proto Brothers to visit day or two, com ing home about May Ist.
 MT. A. L. Peck, Of Nogales, has recently discovered in the Pajarita mountains, about ten miles from Nogales a very extensive deposit of antimoDy, Of which a more extended mention will be made hereafter
 Saturday evening MT. J. F. Tener, general agent for the DuQuesne Mining Go. returned from the east and was at Duquesne several days. Wednesday he went down into Son. ora.
 Cement sidewalks are being laid in front of the property of Captain L. w. Mix and the Roy &5 Titcomb building and the Jos. Carbon property on Morley avenue, opposite and north from the electric light works. Mr. J. J Vandervort is the contractor
 Friday evening of last week Mir. Theo. Gebler, the pioneer hardware dealer, returned from his vacation in Sonora, much improved in health and spirits. He was at Guaymas some time, and then he visited Minas Prletas, Hermosillo and Magdalena.
 w. H. Goode, of No. 52l Orleans streeG, left yesterday for Arcanum, Buckingham county, where he will be united ln marriage to Miss Lizzie Morris on Easter Sunday. The cere- mony takes place at the residence of Ghe brides parents. Richmond News. | n
The oasis., 1901-04-20
MORALES NOTES.
METAL MARKET.

SILVER - 6l COPPER l7 % LEAD ISmelter Qnotationsl .... l5 LEAD New York .......... 37i TIN ...... ... .. aS co IRON IAmericanl .... ........ 10 co MEXICAN PEsos Juarezl ....... At MEXICAN PEsos El Pasol .. At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-11
THE SEWARD
SAILS NORTH
Army Transport Leaves for Nome
and valdes.

United states army transport Sc
ward cleared Arlington dock thia
forenoon for Nome and st. Michael,
via yaldea. She had IN tow two
aeows for Vaides. and carried a car
go Of supplies for the government
posts ira Alaska. Capt. VIM. n
pinkston II IN command. vice MAI
Booth, promoted 20 position or as
sistant quartermaster In the Seattle
office. She had on board the fol-
lowing passengers. Mrs. Geo. NJ
Randall. wife Of Gen. Randall, com
mander Of the department Of Alaska
Mrs. W. r. Tucker. wife OF Paymasi :
er Tucker. Mrs. T.. $. Walker and
three children: Mrs. BroOme. Jas. u.
Howell. son Of Capt. Howell. Sew
enth infantry. DR.. and Mrs. r NJ
JaraId and nephew G. Il, Porter
Guy ~. street. 1rat mate on board
the JEFF Davis. Miss Black, sister OF
Mrs. Randall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-11
NEW FIRE
ENGINE
City Will Purchase One
Other Matters Before the
Board OF Public Works.

At special meeting Of the board
~ public works last night u WA
decided u purchase Champion
combination chemical engine for use
~ the IRE department. The cost f.
tzil0.
During the meeting the following
contracts were Jet.
To atlrrHt A. GoetE for cement
sidewalks On Eighteenth avenue
from YcHier way 10 EHrt cherry
street cost. $500. tu g. !. Erickson
for grading aud parking East
Thomas street from Fifteenth ave
uue north "a Twentieth avenue. 20
cost 1859 10. "a A. Holman. for
grading HidswhikinK and parking
Twentieth avenue north from Muit-
SON street 81 eolliRuu a c0ryrli'H al
dillon. cost, 415ua No. 20 Holman.
for grading an alley In block "a Of
a. a. DruHy'H addition. cost. 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-11

- llftie effort. boys and girls.
= 20 nay make all the noise you
: E4rf on the day % the Fourth.
Z - al TIE pretty fireworks yo1
= q ths nlght OF the FOURTH
= iazs a. you bring in the sub
-zfiozs. ne win give you an ord
4 Z Rhodes Bros. 1881 Second ave
e sxn q the big coffee pot.
~ i've IN the city. come To the
- otaes AZ once and get blanks
" Ahsfh . work II you live in
= sezatry or any towns outeide u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-11
SEAT Tie To
CELEBRATE
Fourth OF July to be Appro.
priately Observed.

Seattle viii celebrate the Fourth
81 July.
At meeting held at the chamber
81 commerce last night. steps were
taken looking towards the ohanrv-
anee 81 that day. All the members
were heartily Ia favor Of q oelebr4
ton.
Il was estimated that a celebration
could be arranged for about -. 20.
There u already q nucleus II ttso
len over from last year
Il - the intention Of fhr commit
Tee 90 have tho annual reunion %
the Washington regiment as fca-
ture. IL r. planned "a have the fire.
works display from n barge In the
hay.
The announcement made In a
morning paper that J. IN. Rsdei-
shelmsr was selected as chairman Of
the committee on arrangements IL
tncorrert. No chairman has been
appointed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-11
LAST EDITION.
q O'Clock.
SPECIAL.
SESSION

olympia June n.--Roth branch
= no legislature convened IN
.As.l session At 1850 o'clock today,
,ssaaa, 10 the ean Of Cox, Rosers'
~.s msmAsrs arr absent from thO
...,a and = arr absent from the
szse. IN each. however, a quorum
.,rewat. IN the senate Is comprise
..scrurn. and in the house q.
olympia. june lisa .. ma,
~ hour the senate and house are
I. r.ns session listening 70 the
ling 81 the governors message
,wnenag them In special session
a rvss the Rands capital punish
rsss BIZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-11

annual inspection of tho streets aud
public works Of the city
Work Ordered.
The following work was ordered
Gradins, curhinR aud Euttrring
INcutY Hfth avenue north from
kaHt John ta EaHt Madison, wood
sidewalks nu Yakima avenue aud
Yakima place, from Dearborn street
to BaNter'H addition. gfudtnE. curb
Ing and parking Twenty hfth ave.
nue. south from Dearborn to Nor
man, water main CA Twenty fourth
avenue south from HnlRate 60 iiill.
water main on Twentieth avenue
south from NyHler way Go fiulFate
water main on Twenty third avenue.
end Twenty third avenue north
from East Marion To East Harrison
street matchmaking the north hair
of Madison street from the Madison
bridge 90 Laurel Shade avenue. the
city To pay Tor the street inturueca
tiuns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-11
PISTOLS SOLD
AS PLAYTHlNGS

People living IN the vicinity Of
Ninth avenue and Ysaicr way were
greatly excited yesterday afternoon
BY the actions % two small boys
playing with what was supposed 40
- a to- pistol. bat which proved 10
b. one % the numerous dangerous
weapons which are commonly cold
az tips.
while one 10y was stouptnr over
70 pick ~ something. the other
placed the muEEie - thu pistol a.
the STOPPING boys hack. With q
scream ~ pain the hoy Jumped up
and. crying at the top II his voice.
ran 60 bis home. An examination OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-11
DRUCCED

stlisr Ross and Frank Carol
= s&aSht IN the act Of rolling a
ssn finn Geo. Johnson. last
--ax " Detectives I.ane 4 Crane.
&c had evidently been drug
~ ne men who were arrested
1T n the alley iu the rear %
lt'ls house. corner Second ave-
seia and Main street. The off,
= ozee saw what was going on
ae culprita we're taken into
A : O'clock today Johnson
recovered from the effects
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-11

the wound shows that bullet wns
embedded IN the aushy part ~ the
back. that may result seriously.
As "a result of thiH accident chief
Of Police Meredith huH issued orders
that an pairulmen shall counHeate
pistols that shoot cartridge Ar
guns viii also be- taken. pfourietDra
81 toy shops will be ordered To stop
selling these dangerous weapons al
toys
The names af the boys who were
principals IN the shooting have not
been learned, Tho police are invest
lratIuE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-11
Plunge Baths Free.

sagsr Dunbar. Of the Rainier
- hotel. announces that work
=. '.sshkiFe improvements TO the
- 2 begin named lately. Sew
new baths are 70 be added.
ianEe bath will be installed
- noOr free for the use Of the
-. - These are the principal Inn
1910 planned. but other con
.s.s :. not now enjoyed by pat
ne Rainier Grand or. IN fact
!. 800 hotel IN the state Of
-Asl0n, are contemplated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-11
EAR TO EAR!

TACOMA. June II "A. W. Rauer
Va. found dad in a rom in the
mrnesy house. this city. today.
rme hss throat cut from ear 20
a. he had committed suicide
sssay nlght- Bauer lived In Seat
: tsur ye4Fs- he leaves a family
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-11
DOPE FIENOS
ROUNDED UP

Cor ef the worst layout 90 dope
t-ls ever rounded up BY the police
M taead BY Detectives Lane and
rnse isst evening.
Hfe'cioek this afternoon this men
wr~ taken from their howell Of nth
I'd rsmoetd 10 the county Jail
re e the unfortunAtes are Jack
rwAstt, q brother u fRumpa-
~ ltr- curbstt. the wslt known
Fse- sxAtrr. and William Lewis.
~ ~ past frw days the men have
Ne bras IN a rom q the Anhai
izas. n Bfackchap<i
1 zaFs leathzoue den could not
! szsgfne1- The men were arous-
4 >an their stnpor by the detee-
zss& nad TIRE patrol wagon took
- . tAe county Jail. where one
awe ssart WI be made 10 save
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-06-11
SEAMEN
AND SHIPS

A temporary iuif IN north bound
steamer trafiic since SUNDAY has
created a period % unusual quietuds
on the water front. which threatens
70 prevail she whole q this week
Agents 81 the various atrhnahip
companies depinrs their lack - fore.
sight IN not putting n iarxvr estlm-
ate Ga the demand for passenger reH-
erNatious aboard Nome steamers
before the inauguration Of thu sea-
son. The ticket SPECTATORS ars
rsaptng the harvest that. had their
estimate been more liberal. would
have certainly Eons % the steam
ship companies. There are at least
80 people in Seattle waiting for
transportation north. ard boats al
vsrtissd 10 sail one month ffom to-
day are being booked. and tbs tick.
ets are selling rapidly.
THREE second class reservations On
the steamer ChaH. -. Lane. Witch
sails for Nome tomorrow. we're sold
this morning for -. premium u
SO per ticket. The Victorian. also
scheduled 20 sail for sknFway to-
morrow. i sold cut. ard tirksta for
The next sailing u che btk steamer
Senator. JuHe -. Wsre put on sals
cfa are doing a lucrative business.
aud the agents are experiencing the
novelty Of Informing inquirrrs that
they have not q berth aboard them.
The sailing vessels. too. have no,
lacked passenger patronage. because
every bofy seemed willing % suffer
untold Inconvenience N they could
only get started on the oceau-ruad
20 Nome.
scheouers Ellen q and Iloulac put
IN from Cape Fiattcry last Night.
nsither boat bringing IN very large
catches. The heavy winds enroun-
tered by the nshlnK feet have re-
iardsa their progress. In some In
stances the little craft being almost
wrecked.
Bark Shirley was removed from
the hunkera this morning @ West
Seattle. where she l. taking on more
cargo.
The Stevenson Hlskum TuRbuat
%. have received the contract to tow
the schooner Ariila 20 Nome. The
vessel will sail on Thursday. carry
Ing n large cargo and several pas
seugers. one of her shipments con
Sists Of 10 900 feet az lumber.
The little tushoat Magic arrived
from whatcou this morning tow
ing the schooner Vega. loaded with
lumber. which wili Be transferred 70
the steamer Charles =. Lane Tor
shipment 10 Nome When diHcharz-
"a. the Magic will go to ststaon a
Posts dock to take on three light
crH.
\ telegram to the marine eH-
change states that the steamer Rob-
ert Dollar left san Francisco for So
attic this morning.
Private adviceB state that tbs
steamer Tamplco from Baltimore
20 Seattle. has put into Monte Video
with her rudders damaged.