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The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAVE YOU ANY OF THESE
Symptoms of Very Common
Trorh1oP


There is no disease so common in tho
United States as catarrh because Il ap-
pears in so many forms and attacks go
many different organs.
1t is a common mistake to suppose thaS
catarrh is confined to the nose and throat
ANY Inflammation of the mucous mem
hrane wherever located accompanied by
abnormal secretions Is catarrh. Catarrh
of stomach or bladder or intestines is
nearly as common as nasal catarrh and
much more serious, although 1t Is true
that stomach catarrh and catarrh of other
internal organs are the result of neglected
nasal catarrh.
A new remedy has recently appeared
which so far as tested seems to be -c-
narlxably effective I'm promptly curing ca
.arrh, wherever located.s The preparation
is sold by druggists generally under name
of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets, and, In ad-
tiition to being very palaIable and con-
venient possesses extraordinary merit,
in MANY cases giving immediate relief
from the coughing, hawking and constant
clearing of the throat and head, those
SYMPTOMS with which every is famil-
lar who has ever suffered from colds in
the head and throat
Catarrh Is simply a continuation of
these symptoms until the trouble becomes
chronic and grows gradually worse from
year to year
Stuarts Catarrh Tablets are composed
of blood root, red gum and similar anti
septics and catarrS specifics. from which
il will be seen that no secret is made of
rbe ingredients and also that no maieral
nelson's are used, as is the case with
MANY well known catarrh medicines
For catarrh of the nose. throat, bron-
chial tubes, for catarrh of stomach, in
testines or bladder, no preparation is so
safe and gives such rapid.and permanent
results as Stuarts Catarrh Tablets.
All druggists sell them at soc for full
sized package. You can use them with
assurance that you will not contract the
cocaine or morphine habit, as the results
from this catarrh. cure are apparent from
the first days use.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
thinks BELLBOY
IS JEWEL THIEF
Employe Of the Colonial
Hotel Placed in
: City Prison.
Diamond Brooch Of Large
Value Stolen While
Guest Dimes.

last evening the detective department.
caused nc arrest OF Joseph Connolly, a
bellbGv in the Colonial Hotel. at the cor
ler CT Pine and Jones streets. and placed
his name ca the datinue. book at the Cen
ira Police Station.
Connolly Is suspected OF having looted
the r. ON Of Mrs. G.. Il: Haight and Of
having stolen & diamond brooch, worth
$500. The robbery was committed Thurs
Gay evening between the hours Of and 3
o'clock and while the family was al
iinrer.
o. As soon as the robbery was discovered
Mrs Ha1s2I notified the police and De-
tective Ed Wren was placed in charge OF
the case After an investigation the Of
hcer satisfied himsels0 that some one in the
house was. responsible for the theft, and
suspicion fell supon Connolly, who has
been in tDs city but a short time What
evidence the police Save against the bef--
boy chey refuse 20 state at present, and
until g thorough investigation can be
made
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spent In the old town of the Bishop and
her friends are counted by the number of
tHe population. She is a petite demi-
blonde and has many accomplishments.
she IS the possessor of a rich voice that
has often been heard in public
Her reign Will be brief, but it will be a
most happy one. She will make three
public appearances, at which times she
viii be attended by her maids of honor
The first Of these queenly appearances
Will be on Monday evening. when she
Will be crowned in the great Roman
stadium near the City Hall. Her second
appearance Will be Wednesday even
ing at the queens ball, which will be
given in the pavilion, and her last ap-
pearars,e will be during the queens pa
rade on Thursday afternoon.
The maids of honor to Queen Edith are
Miss Cora Dempsey6of Paso Robles. Miss
Lena Ready and Miss Massie McHenry
Of this city.
The carnival will be held under the
auspices of the merchants and business
men of the city. Both lines Of railroad
nave made excursion rates from all parts
OF the county for the week. The pro-
gramme includes much of interest
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YOUTH
TAKES HIS LIFE
Arthur Kinsley Ends a
Hopeless Existence
by Suicide.
Writes to His Mother and
to Sweetheart, Asking
Forgiveness.

Disappointed in love, Arthur j. kins-
ley killed himself yesterday morning at
622 Ellis street by swallowing the contents
of a. small bottle of carbolic acid. Kins-
ley was 10 years of age and was employed
by the Cordes Furniture Company as're-
ceiving clerk.
The young woman upon ghom lie had
concentrated his affections is Miss Nina
Mendenhall. who works in a bakery and
coffee establshpoent at 427 Larkin street.
The suicide left two letters, one to his
mother and one to Miss Mendenhall, to
whom he refers as 49,, a pet form Of her
Christian name, Nina. The letter to his
mother reads as follows:
Dearest Mother-I am so lonesome and
want to lie by grandma bad that am going
TO die. Please try and not think hard OF -
and don't griefe for me, but forget me ana
forgive me; won't You. mother? Now, darling
mother, goodby. When you get this Will be
on the other side, where can rest, and am
so tired. So goodby, from your loving and af-
fecticnate but wayward son, Arthur
In the note to Miss Mendenhall he re-
ferred to the fact that she had prevented
him from taking the poison on the pre-
ceding evening. He addressed her as
Dearest g." Then he wrote:
What is life without you, anyway? I hope
you may be happy with Walter and that he
will be good to you and may God bless you
both and forgive me for my crime.
The remainder of the note is filled with
protestationS of love.
Miss Mendenhall informed Deputy Cor
oner Fennell that the Walter mentioned
was Walter Jones of Potter Valley, Men
doclno County, and that she and Jones
were engaged to be married She said
also that young Kinsley tried to take the
poison on New Years night. but that she
prevented him. Miss Mendenhan for
merly lived in Mendocino County
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TRAINING SCHOOL PUPILS
PRODUCE AN oPERETTA
Benefit for Maria Kip orphange At
tracts Large Audience and Ex-
Gallant procprau NINA Il Given
celIent programme IS SlVep0

IcAACAL Ad4AA44AC - 0ANCA'N
TIE training department OF the San
Francisco State Normal School gave s1
interesting" entertainment in Golden
Gate Han last night for the bene-
1T of the Maria Kip Orphanage
When the 'curtefin rose IOr the opening
chorus es-sry seat in thr hall was oc-
cuIded. An operetta entitled Tables
Turned" created q great deal of amuse-
ment and interest. In s. The children Of
all I3tionS were represented and they ef-
fectuallys turned the tables on Santa
Class by presenting him with a Christ
rs9s present. The programme in full was
rs foll6ws;
Pan, 1-Hallelu5ah chorus. training school:
reeitsts0n, Gertrude M0rgenstern; vocal solo,
MS. BeT-y; vocal solo, Miss Ruette Lynch;
VOCAL esol0. Lillian N.ggle; cOrnet solo, Reuben
KISS E5nEaa MacCowan; Noeal solo, Miss Helene
Part n-Operetta-.sl ables Turned Cast
o claracters. Norman, Graham Richardson;
gQrorhy Lillian Niggie; JacR Frost LOris
-Ilic2-l5an; Ermznta- Ghars9tte' Green; White
.sri'e HOWELL Christmas JOY, Stella
fHewe.{; slar Shine Frank 9Tippet; Crystal
Clear. Eary Bels: Sfar Bright Ray Spring
/. Ne-Ee 9-euIworEh Searight- Snow fakes
leQrar-- t9 Connelf. Sfsy COffey. Frances Brant-
vreiu. Give g of. Grace Deerfng Helen Grard,
'NelIie Spercer. Margaret WeatzeI Bernhardina
FsIaK Florence Fslck. Wii5nie Epstein. Pearl
c.1k sAlce 5Eeyieger. Erma Mueller Emily
sslgiun. Mary Rosoel1. Friaa Klein. Evelyn
wood Edna F'aUlkaer. Mildred simpson, Caro-
lfn Lee Raby ScEfnelZ. Susge AkabaHe. Jessie
s. eIIeEers ,SuzaHne' Fepin Ono Spring Lucy
Nelson. Susie Baker Maud scartan R5y Nc
NeI- Philip Delaa rttns-. William Arlington.
ANilliasn Merger, T5rhTriy clzawara. Ben Levy.
Harry Mitasli. Conrad Delhi. Albert Levy,
Joseph. lloilmau,.. joe .Messerer Archie
81. Mot, -s.souas Hahsted.. Jack Frost and
~ tes-~E'eter Daela. F4ector Mcneil. CLARENCE
4 ,ra1ei CfSQrge Nisbf4- Frank Trppet. Eddie
lrlcz John AIcI9onsld.= Ifafsa svatari. Charles
Scbenk, George ? Fravega. Albert Fravegs.
Frank Gi0pgnCnss Henry Eehri Carl Ericsson,
-laahert FalAk. Salvador Estreils.
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Two ACCIDENTAL. cAsEs
oF. GAS .sUFFocATIoN
Ex-so1dder.. Bolin and rheon, a.Lum-
heyman, Fall Victims TO Their
Own Carelessness. =.
Own Carelessness.

w c. Bolin. an ex-soldier. so years of
:age. engaged room at : O'Clock on New
Year s. night al S26 Pac.ac street. AT $50
20 clock. yesteTdsrse morning the odor of
sllrnsnatiFis gas attracted: the attention
Of tine employees CS the lodging house
I'll eg- broke open the door and foVud BoRn
aeaC in bed. He had heen sRffocated by
the gas rhaI was escaDing: from an open
t.'5ruet. There was no writing 60 indi-
cafe that II was case CT suicide, but the
theory Of the EorcTers deputies IS that
ll. went 10 sleep with the gas burning
and that the fame was extingutshed. by
an ia the DiDes.
Charles s. 1heon.sa native OF Sweden,
aged ~ years, was accidentally suffocated
by gas last Thursday night at the resi-
dence OF his brother-in-3aw. F. J. Sher-
wOCJ PIT Twenty ninth: street Theon
went %. bed much intoxicated and after
turning oE the gas carelessly turned il
partly on again. He was employed in the
Albion Lumber Company's yards.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
Fixes width Of Sidewalks.

Tne Supervisors Street Committee yes
tesday re1or1e8 I'M favor Of fixing the
width. OF the sidewalks on Leidesdorff
street. between Pine and California, at
FIVE feet The committee also recon-
Tenoed .tae granting Of permit. to the
Globe Graih--and Milling Company for q
spur track along Chestnut. street from the
belt railroad 10 its premises at Chestnut
and zdOntgOmery streets.
The Board Of Works yesterday recon-
mcnded TO the Supervisors that the width
OF sidewalks on Division street, between
Ninth ana Eighteenth. besreduced TO sew
eu feet. The board recommended the es-
tabHshment Of grades al points Of Twen-
ty-third and Laurel streets. The board
refused 70 grant % i. Siraonart an exten-
sion Of thirty days within which 10 All in
lands adjacent TO street between Tenth
and Eleventh avenues. 90
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
Resume Snap Tally.

William II. Langdon lost 45 votes in the
First and Third precincts of the Thirty
first Assembly District that were counted
in Judge Hebbard's court yesterday. The
Kahn -Livernash snap tally was resumed,
the attorneys for Kahn giving out that
they would keep a close watch on the baf-
lots during the continuance Of the recount
for the purpose of securing data to en-
able them to proceed with contest for
the seat claimed by Livernash.
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Brickmakers Take a Row.

Six English brickmakers escaped from
the quarantine grounds on Ango5 Island
last night in a Whitehall boat. They were
followed by the immigration bureau
guards and recaptured at Tiburon. They
went there to drink a toast to the New
Year They are being detained as wiz
nesses against Gray Bros, who have been
charged with importing alien contract la
bOrerS
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throne accompanied by so many good
wishes as will Queen Edith on Monday
evening next.
San Luis Obispo's sovereign is strictly
a popular choice. Miss Cook has hosts of
friends in this city, of which she is one of
the .fairest of her native daughters. All
of her twenty sunn,s summers have been
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
Vallejo Favors carnegie,s Offer.

VALLEJO. Jan. 2.-The people here
have decided to accept Andrew Carnegie 8
proposition to them to donate. s20,00O for
the erection Of public library building,
providing the municipality will provide a
site and expend $1,000 a year in maintain
ing the library. The city already owns a
desirable lot suitable for a site at Vir-
ginia and Sacramento streets and Is now
expending s1700 annually on its public IL
brary.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
Capitalists Buy Kern Lands.

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 2-As a result of
the showing made by Kern County In cit
rus fruits at the recent exposition in San
Francisco a company has been formed of
local and Los Angeles capitalists to es-
tabllsh an orchard on the. bluffs above
Kern City. about a mile from the South
ern Pacific depot Some forty acres have
been set aside, of which ten acres will
be Immediately planted in orange trees
and the balance placed on the market.
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AN LUIS OBISPO. Jan. 2.-Begin-
- ming Monday and continuing
through the week her most gra-
- cious Majesty Queen Edith I of
q. San Luis Obispo will sway her
scepter undisputedly .over willing and
loyal subjects. No royal potentate in an
cient OF in modern times ever ascended a
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-03
: Rehfeld Convicted.

e. T. Rehheld. a clothing dealer, was
tired yesterday before. a jury in the
F-nited STATES District Court on an indict-
ment charging him with receiving Stolen
Government property from soldiers. He
vas convicted. o.
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Its Subscribers,
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Aliases has arrived and they
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Terms of this great offer;
Subscribe for The Daily Call
for "A period of six months and
you Will be entitled to a copy
Of this splendid IS 90 Atlas
for 81 so.
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New Governor for the Yukon.

VANCOUVER, b. c., JAN "A special
from Ottawa says that Frederick T.
Congdon, Crown Prosecutor for the
Yukon Territory. will succeed ]. H Ross
as Governor. News that this appoint
ment will be made within few days was
officially confirmed to-day. Congdon ar
rived here a few days ago from Dawson
and will not return to the north until the
early spring. In the meantime affairs are
being administered by mounted police and
other officials at Dawson, who keep in
touch with Ottawa by wire.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

y &. 8. J i: ]: J:
&C - Steamers leave San fran
ENNON cisco as follows 90
[ NeN For Ketchfkan, Juneau,
I0J ~a N>A Sksgway, etc, Alaska-t1 a.
1 WMA | m, Jan. 2, g. IL, Is p. 26
L 81. Feb. i5 Change TO COM
% W EO/ pany's steamers at Seattle. o.
Z<SS1S For Victoria. Vancouver
: \SHSN| Port Townsend. Seattle. Ia
coma, Everett WAGON II
a. m; Jan. 9 s. IL, 16 .21 20 81 Feb 5.
Change az Seattle to this company's steamers
for Alaska and O. N Ry-: at Seattle for Tas
coma to n. P. Rv-; at Vancouver 70 c. p. Rye
For Eureka Humboldt Bay)--Popnoha. 1 80.
D. ~. Jan. A. 10. 10. 22 %. Feb. g.: CoiJha
80 T.. m, Jan. Q Z. 13. 10. 25, 81, Feb. s.:
For Los Angeles Via Port Los Anseles and
Redcndol, San Diego and Santa Barbara
Santa 2osalia, Sundays. 9 4. 10.
state OF California. 8 a. m. Jan. 2. and
evsry Thursday thereafter 49, Co.'S -. g
For Los Angeles (via. san Pedro and East
San Pedro). Santa Barbara; Santa Cruz Mon
terey. San Simeon, Cavucos. Port Hartford San
Luis GoisDo. Ventura, Hueneme and Newport
FRamona Only) &c..
Ramona. 8 a. m. Jan. /. o. IL. 25. Feb. 2
Coos Bay, a jan g. 13. 21. 20. Feb g
For Ensenada, Magdaleras Bay. San Jose del
Cabo Mazatlani Altata, La Paz, Santa Rosa
lia. Guaymas Mex 81.
For further information obtain folder g
Right reserved TO chanEe steamers or sailing
date
TICKET OFFICE New Montgomery
st. tPelace HOteD -
Freight office &c Market street :'
c. =. DUNANN. Gen Passenger Agt.-
10 Market
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o. r. e ~. co.

Geo. W Elder sails Dec, %. Jan 8. Is.
Columbia salts jan q. 1s g. Feb II.
%. March 4
Only Steamship Line to PORTLAND OR.
end short rail tine from Portland to all points
cas-. Through +'c<ets to all points. all rail- or
steamship AID rail, at LOWEST RATES.
Steamer tickets include berth and meals
Steamer saif foe u Spear ST. at II a. m u.
W. HITCHCOCK. Cen AEt.. Montgomery st.
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SIxTIETH
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Residents Of Healdsburg Receive
Congratulations of Friends on
Notable Occasion.


SANTA ROSA. jan AT Healdsburg,
on New Years eve a celebration of un-
common occurrence took place at the res-
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cowper-
waite. Golden weddings or fifty years of
married life, are uncommon enough to be
always Of particular note. but this couple
has passed that mark by a decade of
years. Sixty years ago in Maine they
were joined in wedlock, and since that
time have enjoyed each others compan-
ionship.
On the recurrence of the anniversary
they We're given a reception by their
neighbors and friends in !Healdsburg
Cowperwaite is Sc years of age, but
withal is hale and hearty. His wife has
seen eight years less of life than her hus-
band. Six grandchildren are all the fam
iIy they possess, their only child, MrssE.
s. Clark, having recently passed away.
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- 80 20 Kansas Ci+u.

Thr Southern Pacific VIII sell tickets to
Kanfss City and return. for Sixty Dollars
on January 8 and g. Callsat Information
B9lreau- No. GLIB Market street, for full
particulars
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

cent. Bonds (s5s,OOO OO)."
West Shore Railroad
Company of New York
per cent Bonds $780,
900 O0),'' Spring Valley.
Water Works First Mort
gage per cent. Bonds
ley Water Works Second.
Mortgage 4 per cent.
B d s (s462. 900 0Ol."
Spring Valley Water g.
WORKS Third Mortgage 4
per cent. Bonds (s1020,-
600 003," and City. Of San
Luis ObispO 5 per cent.
Bonds (S2O, ,257 2O."
5-Interest on Miscellane-
uary i. 1903. -. -. s12.s5s 4s
6-(a) Zeal Estate situated
. in the City ana County Of
San Francisco ($4S1. .627 22)i
and in the Counties Of
Santa. Clara (S245, ,693. 10. -.
Alameda (S1S2, ,S45 75) and
San Mateo 1S2f345 43), IL
in this State. the actual ...s;
value of which is, :,....., '934.621 so
(bS The land and building r.. ~
in which said Corporation --s-
keeps its said Office, the ,. II
actual value Of which is. 572, ,507 50
The. condition of said i
Real Estate is that 1t be-
longs TO said Cooperation, -: -.z
and part Of it is prodUc-
tive
PROPORTION Of Taxes for
the Fiscal Year 1S02-O3
chargeable to the next half
year 4l58Ol ~
S-.Cash in United States -.
Gold and Silver Coin, be- ~.
longing to said Corpora 80 =
tion, and In it's possession. s:.
and situated at rs said
oflce; Actual Value ...S... 1125,6 81
Total Assets sa7n117O ~
LIABILITIES. .s-F
1-Said Corporation owes ~.
Deposits amounting to and q.
the actual value of which
The condition If said
Deposits is that they are
payable only out of said
assets and are fully Sc
cured thereby.
2-Reserve Fund; Actual
value ..8..............-.. $3.50, ,299 10
Total Liabilities ,..... .s57. .s17 ,17O 40
The Hibernia Savings and Loan So
ciety,
By JAMES r. KELLY. President.
The Hibernia Savings and Loan So
BY ROBERT ]. ToB1N. Secretary.
State Of California, City and County OF
SaE Francisco, ss.
JAMES r. KELLY and ROBERT j.
TOBIN, being each separately duly
sworn, each for himself says: That
said JAMES r. KELLY Is President,
and that said ROBERT ]. TOBIN is
Secretary of The Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society. the Corporation above
mentioned. and that the foregoing
statement is true.
JAMES r. KELLY. President.
ROBERT !. TOBIN, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this I'd day of January, 1903.
GEO. T. KNOX. Notary Public,
In and for the. City ard County OF San
Francisco, State of California.
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AZ

Total Liabilities ..,... s57. .s17, 40 40
The Hibernia Savings and Loan So
ciety,
BY JAMES r. KELLY, President
The Hibernta Savings and Loan So
ciety,
BY ROBERT ]. TOBIN, Secretary.
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togo KISEN KAISHA.
oceanic S.S.CO.

s. s. soNoMA. for Honolulu, Samoa. Auck-
land and sydney. Thursday. Jan. s. 10 a. m
5. 8 MARIPOSA. for Tahiti. Jan II 10 a m
S. s. ALAMEDA. for Honolulu. Saturday.
January H. 2 p m.
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Total Assets

The condition If said
Deposits is that they are
payable only out of said
assets and are fully Sc
cured thereby.
2-Reserve Fund; Actual
Value ....a.........:
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state of California. city and County Of
The Dolores star., 1903-05-01
Rubber In Colorado.

Colorado may become a big mn
producing state rs the result Of = !
cidental discovery . few days 4
says the Denver News. II has \
found that rubber trees will srovl
this soil and the only thing now -
ing investigation is whether the i,
ber can be extracted and put on
market on a paying basis.
An agent Of the Denver Z
Grande railroad. residing nine,
miles south OF the city. has been n
cred considerably lately by a
growth Of shrubbery around his pl,1
II continued to spread and nothins
could do would stop its growth.
last he sought relief here In Dem
and brought a number of sample,
the shrubbery to the city. These N
taken to Henry A. Riebling, assn
and metallurgist for C. NJ. Fuelef
1850 California street. They h
such strong resemblance to the 4
ber plants Of India and Mexico that
effort was made to extract the 4
rubber from the roots. The result !
as expected and number of samr
OF pure rubber In the crude state "
obtained. Another trial was made J
terday and 1t was proven beyond
doubt that 1t was a rubber-produc
shrub.
The Dolores star., 1903-05-01
Alaska Fisheries.

In 1867 Alaska was purchased by
the United States for s7.2O0.000. Last
year the total value of salmon packed
there was $8.667.673, as against
$6.926.167 the previous year, an in
crease of $1.741,506. or upward of
twenty-five per cent.
The total number of hands en-
ployed at the several fisheries was
1892. or 2,1S2 more than the year
before. This respectable army of
workers was made up of 1867 whites.
5.376 Chinese and Japs, and 2,679 ma
. tives.
The aggregate amount paid in wages
was $4,06O,6S2. approximately one-half
OF the sum total of gross receipts.
The outlay for tin plate was 81 1885,
$50. the Alaska packers having paid
out $64O,000 and the Pacific Packing
and Navigation Company $323,725 of
this amount.
The total tax collectable is $685.
S08.13. of which the Alaska Packers
Association pays $50, ,154.94, and the
Pacific Packing and Navigation Com.
pany $25.9S2.64. The previous years
collection was $S7,622.95.
The shipping employed in the indus.
try comprises 125 steam vessels and
sixty-eight sailing ships Lighters
and small boats number 2,134.
Fishing gear is composed Of 251
seines and LAS gill nets, with seven
ty-two traps built Of piles and web
bing.