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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-11-03

WAKING UP At PlocHe.
Mines and Prospects Preparing Fo-
~ Advent Of Railroad.

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Advent Of Railroad.
Ed. F. Prudential, manager of the
Manhattan and other Phoebe proper.
ties, came up from the south yesterday
He said that there was really nothing
new to, report concerning the proper
ties in which ne was interested, though
generally speaking the camp was sgra.
ldually picking up and reaching point
where It would command more than
passing attention at the hands Of The
outside world. 5sAei ! sals1 60 ]
Not IN great many years, Mr.
Freudehthal says. has there been as
much prospecting and development
work going on as there is at the pre-
sent time, Everybody in that section
has an abiding faith that before tue
coming years has grown very old the
famous old camp will be connected up
by the San Pedro. With that done a
volume of ore greater than most peo-
pie are able to realize will be finding
its way daily to market, and the
shrek OF the hosting works whistle
will be heard on every hand.
! There are number of properties
which could market their ores at a
respectable profitas it is, but SO con
fident are the companies. and individ'
uals operating them that, with very
few exceptions, they are not disposed
to stand the cost of the wagon haul
to the railroad when extension of the
latter to camp seems SO near at hand
During the winter the energies Of
everybody will be directed toward
placing the mills and prospects II
I'll. better shape for production, and
next year, believe, Phoebe will be
! livelier than it has been in twent,
years. Salt Lake Herald.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-11-03
Esmeralda Mines Bonded.

The walker Lake Bulletin says che
Cat Creek mines in Esmeralda coun-
ty have been bonded to Cal. Brougher
of Tonopah for $4,000, OF which 5000
is to be paid down the first of next
month. The ore runs from Sc to $50
per ton and there is an ample supply
of wood and water for mining and
milling purposes. ss,fs 9s.,s d
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-11-03
New Way to Dissolve Partnership.

s J.. VanMOhr attempted to Dissolve
his partnership with one McKaskie ir
a Tonopah assay Office last week by
firing at the latter with a revolver, In.
fiicting flesh wound. The prompt ais-
arming Of Mohr prevented a tragedy
but the incident resulted in a perma.
nent dissolution of the partnership.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-11-03
4 CLOSE CALL.
Congressman van0uxer Having
Rough Time Of Il.

Rough Time of Il
Congressman vanDuzer was obliged
to submit to an operation In Tonopah
q few days ago, and came very near
dying while under the influence VI
chloroform. He was insensible four
hours. When he was brought to his
senses he was very sick man and his
friends advised to stay in bed for q
week, but feeling that he should be in
Warrington when his party caucus
met he hired spring wagon and was
placed II ito bed ON . mattress ana
reached sodaville after . rough dusty
Journey Of eighteen hours. He reached
Carson Sunday night and lie receiving
medical care at the Arlington. He was
much better yesterday and had recu-
perated IN good shape. He said in an
interview that Stewart would positive
ly be a candidate for the U. s. Senate
from this State next year. His friends
in Washington make no bones Of say
ing SO.
His new wife is very ambitious AMI
a great social favorite in Washington.
The Senator is now pretty well fixed
financially and SO is his wife and he
will come into Nevada with the Admin.
istfation backing and the power Of
the trusts behind him as before.
He is in splendid health, fine fetsle
and never better equipped for fight
in his life ssaa
Congressman vanDuzer thinks thai
the ranks should be closed up and the
Fusion party organized for a hot figh,
here nextafall. e5 ssSs7
Speaking of Congressman Hearst'a
fight for the presidential nomination
he said: 8 .t @s5
Hearst is growing stronger daily in
the east Prominent men are contin
ually coming int0aals band wagon I'D
the labor element is behind his fight
solidly No boom is growing more
spontaneously than his land . b.
strength is now recognized everywhere
German is his principal competitor ani
the German men who, few month:
ago did not consider him worth men
tioning, now are making overtures t
his managers to have Hearst run as {
vice presidential candidate. His man
ayers say that he will head the tickle
and viii. accept mo compromise. j
don't think that German can. begin t.
oil the labor vote that win mass itsni
behind Hearst. ..s4.s.s .sss.s.ss.
The post Office and land frauds AM
the collapse of the big trusts are al
hurting the Republican party in TIL
east and Democratic success is ASSN
ed -----. L.. as
Congressman VanDuzer departed f.
Washington last evening. where he d.
sired to be present at the caucus b.
fore the assembling of Congress. I
order that everything may go right, h
took q physician with him as far q
Reno, and should he not feel the bes
he will have the doctor .accompan
him as far as Chicago. His man
friends ii this city hope that Van wi
land in the best of health.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-11-03

A group of mines near Osceola,
White Pine county, has been sold for
$4,000. a8 ast = 5a ~ hfs.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
AWAIT TIDINGS
FROM HONOLULU
News Via Great Gable
Is Now Looked {.
For Hourly.
First Message May Bring
New Years Greeting
From Hawaii.

Still no word from the SilvertOwn. The
cable operators in the Postal Telegraph
building have received no sign nor signal
from the cable-ship since word was re-
ceived that the shore end of the big rope
had been buQyed off the beach of Waikiki
nearly week ago.
But mo news is good news and the
local Representatives of Clarence NIackay
are not doing any worrying. They say
they would not be surprised If another
twenty-four hours passed before the long
looked for and anXiOasly awaited deep
sea message from the Hawaiian Islands
is received. They intimate however, that
the operators in tine local office of the
cables company may be given a. little
practice before nightfall.
The ocean. end Of tho cable is buoyed
off Waikiki. Beach, Oahu; about thirty
five miles from Honolulu and the Silver
town is probably in the harbor of Hon
GlUlu waiting until the shore end of the
rope has been carried ourthrough the reefs
and surf When. this feat has been sue
cessfully- accomplished the Silvertown
Will leave the barber and steam out TO
the point thry-fve. miles distant. pick
UP the two ends Of the gable and splice
sthem. -.-.
If. this stage OF. ths5 proceedings. is
reached to-day we may''expect to hear
from the Silvertown aS the officials on
the cable ship Will click off a. message
10 San Francisco Undoubtedly as soon as
preparations for the splicing. are COM
piete.s. Thea there wiilyDe another inter-
val Of sileIiCe of a few hours while the
splicing is being dOne0 a=ld in all prob
ability the first regular message sent over
the cable from shoreotoos10re viii be in
the nature Of New Years greetings
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
"A COOUETTE"

If you are in business Of any sort you
must surely boVe felt the effect Of it. If you
don't know everything obout it you surely
ought TO.
ADd so it is WITH tbous0Dd ond one oc-
currences tbot happened iD 1902, all Of vital
importance TO you whether you are in busi-
ness for yourself or are working for some one
else os you will quickly fiDd by reodiDg the
SUNDAY CALLS REVIEW FOR 1902, Which
makes special feature in itself in the MEGA
ZINE SECTION NEXT SUNDAY, Junuory 4tb
1t gives you complete record Of every
thing under the sup.
Another feature thot you will and
keep is the SUNDAY CALLS BEAUTIFUL NOVELTY RRT
CALENDAR WHICH GIVES YOU THREE CALENDARS
IN ONE. think OF that. bere Iorge done
suitable for mural poster decoration. Oere
smolIer for your desk cDd finally there is tiny
full coleDdor complete for oo5-to paste your
wotch Nothing ike it bos been done in the West
before.
and then there is-but would toxic too much
space to enurnerote oil the and mega
zine feoturesoomes and puzzles and prizes for children
ond orown-ups WELL in tbe NEXT SUNDAY CALL.
But by the Woy- speaking Of things bozordous-
what would you do if your head brought in
sont donoer being Topped of the block through
the fondness of prDcess tbe blood royal
for your kisses especially WbeD that reckless princess
beautiful sister of King Henry VIII, OF ngond7
Just read WHEN KNIGiT HOOD WAS IN FLOWER -
which beoins in the SUNDAY CALL of JoDuory th ond
for yourself It is spicy, sprghtly tremendously
excitng-ond best Of o-it is absolutely, historically
true And lost but not least you get the beautiful art
Supplement, a coquette. free WITH next Sundays Call
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
How to Get Rich
Next Sundays
''CAIL. |. | |. -

Do you know bow to get rich in these
doys Of biIlicnoires and giant trusts? Well,
reed
Did the great oDd yet simple little trusD
ever force itself upon you that it is pot alone
the map who speciolizes-tbe man WhoknoWs
everything there is to know about bis purtic
uIor trade or professioD-but THE MAN WHO
KNOWS ANYTHING ABOUT EVERYTHING
AND EVERYTHING ABOUT ANYTHING-o dis
tiDction with very poteDt difference-THAT
HAS BEEN GOING ON IN THE WORLD
not last century, but RIGHT NOW-WHO IS
PTLlNG UP THE GREAT AMERICAN FOR
TUNES THAT MAKE TIE REST OF THE
WORLD GASP FOR BREATH? That is the
sort of map who not only knows: what he is
taking about WbeD he talks about prosperity.
but What is better still, kDows how to make
prosperity.
Perhops. after oil. you think 0y6u kpow
everything about everything tbot there is to
kDoW, but DO YOU?
Do you know, for instance, what Wds tbe
greatest, the most heort-rending tragedy Of
1902 and what effect it bad upon the pros
perty Of Americo-bow it mode Cpd uDfnode
fabulous fortunes in single hour
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Colon Arrives.

The Pacific Mail Companys steamship Co
lon arrived yesterday from Panama and way
ports She brought 1890 tons of freight, which
included ;}3CO bags of coffee from Guatemala
She also brought thirty of from the
Rosario mines This is the first shipment Of
this ore to this port the Rosario ore in the
past having been sent TO Europe.
The Colon had no communication with the
shore at Mazatlan account of the exist
ance at that port of fever in epidemic form
Just what particular kind OF fever it is the
Colons officers do not know. bat it Is sup
posed to be similar 10 the Intermittent fever
which has given so much trouble recently at
Eusenada.
The Colon brings nothing new regarding the
situation in Guatemala Captain Irvine re-
ports, however. that in the water along the
coast for several hundred miles a large guam
uty Of pumice stone is still be seen.
The Colon ) passengers included Martha
Smith Robert and Richard Colby, Royal Rem
lex, Mary Becker and Roger Altman
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Panama Now PLAYS Ping Pong.

1t is peace with vengeance at Panama.
According to the officers Of the steamship
Colon. which arrived here yesterday. the sword
and rifle have been laid aside for the wooden
racquet and pi1g-poos supplies a substitute
for the excitement which ceased with the end
ing OF the revolution. H. Ramie, of the Co
Ions clerical staff. declares that grizzed SOL
diers. but recently bathing in rebel blood.
now spending the leisure of peace in studying
the habits of the little celluIoii spheres he
SAYS that In the stiffness OF Panama evenings
from all quarters of the city can he heard
the ping-pong of the game Panama was until
recently. TOO busy to learn.
And i, says Ramle. won the pinE-pong
championship of the isthmUs-' ftamie stands
Il good six feat in his stocking feet. He Is
broad Of beam and is limbed like an athlete.
His length of stature. his expansive reach his
brawn and his agility he has dedicated to the
game of ptng-pong- Colombian generals, col
onels and captains; soldiers OF fortune and
maids and matrCus OF high degree are all
PLAYING ping-pOng in Panama. and Rame the
giant scribe Of the Colons clerical staff was
the of the hour in the 1outhern city when
the Colon sailed just because of his skill with
the racquet.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Sailing of the Kosmos Liner.

The Kosnos line steamer Hernlonthis sailed
yesterday for Hamburg and way ports with
cargo laden at this port, valued at S63, 5S2. and
manifested as follows: For Central America
S14,slS Ecuador $22, IA; Chile, $52S3: France
SD, 453; Germany, $5252. The following were
the principal exports:
To Central AmeTica-1127 bbls flour 81 pkgs
groceries and provisions, $500 II lumber, 20 cs
dynamite. 200 cs powder cartridges, 10 cs caps
and fuse 30 pkgs oars p coils rope 2S pkgs
railroad cars pkgs tank material, g crates no
tatoes and onions, plSgs miIlwork.
To Ecuador-32S5 bbls flour, 40 crates pota-
toes, 10 crates onions, 2615 lbs dried fruit G42
lbs glucose, 7e5 lbs and 30 cs goldfish 13 cs
liquors, 60 cs canned salmon, $50 gals and 1O2
cs wine, 1O,549 lbs lard, 1913 lbs ham. IA 263
lbs talow, 162 coils and II bdls rope, 1000
gals palm OIL 1866 gals cocoanut oil 10l pkgs
groceries and provisions. 135 cs assorted canned
goods, la doz brooms. 13 bxs paste, 5000 lbs
soda, bbls oil. 10 bdls paper
To Chile-1460 canned salmon, 10 bdls
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01

bark St Nazaire, from San Dieg6; stmr George
ETIT;i E1aeT; from ,S31, San FT9nese9 13 Geo. VI
El9ier hence Dee %.
BOWENS LANDING-Arrived Dec 31-Stmr
Scotia, from Black Point; strnr Navarro hence
sailsd Dee sf-stmr Scotia. for san Fran
cisco.
&. SEATTLE Arrived Dec :31-stnr Al-Ki.
sfrqm skagway Jap stmr Iyo Marts frdni
PORT HADLOcK-Arrfved Dec $o-shirr
Great admiral from Port Iownsend. =.
Sailed Dec 3l-Bktn Retriever, for san Fran.
REDoNDo-Arrived Dec 31-stmr Rober;
Dollar. from San Pedro.
ISLAND PORT
ELEELE-sailed Dec i7-Bktn Benicia. for
FOREIGN PORTS
EONDON--Arrived Dec SO-Ger stmr Menes.
M0NTEVIDEO-saiIed Dec 26-Br stmr En-
press Of japan, for Vancouver.
Arrived Dec 3O-Br stmr Doric, hence ilth.
KIAOCHAU Arrived Dec 30 Bktn Amazon,
Hos7GRoNG Sailed Dec 81 Jap stmr
Hongkong AIaru for San Francisco"
FALMOUTH - Arrived Dec 3O-Fr bark
'Tsin GIhsGow-s GOV ST -ssiled@Dee coo 8ayk oamor
NANAllio- sailed Dec S5saio George Cur,
tbs, for Honolulu.
. @ OCEAN STEAMERS.
esNEw e-ORK-ArriSed Dec e31-Stmrs Liguria,
6SalIsd Dec 3l-Stmr Celtic for I2SerDsoI;
sEnr Philadelphia, for SOUTHAMPTON.
O. ROTTERIAM- Arrived Dec 3l-Strnr Moor
'ssian, from New York
LlzARD-Passsd Dec 81. 30 rl-Stmr
UEENSTOWN-ArriVe Dec 3l-Stmr. Bo-
honl1n from New York
/ .MOVILLE-Arrved Dec 31-Stmr Ethiopia,
LTNERPOOI-SaiIed Dec 31-Strnr Noord-
land, for Philadelphia
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01

|~ HE Treasury Department yester-
day wired the local Government
officials to permit the transfer of
IL Chinese sailors and fremen from
the steamship Arab of the Dollar
Companv to the Stanley Dollar of the
same line
The Arab which arrived from Hong
kong some time ago. brought from the
Orient crew. of Chinese sailors aad fire
iAen for tne StaNley Dollars. This local
Representatives of the Treasury Depart
mem verUsed to allow the traIisfer Of the
2Arab's sSof0r passengers to tie, Stanley
Dollar and both vessels have beesf de
5tained in port awaiting the action of the
authorities in Washington.
The authority TO permit the transfer
was received by wire late yesterday af-
ternoon and no time was lost in making
the transfer. (Which leaves the Arab0at
liberty to return to the Orient and pro-
vides the Stanley Dollar with a crew.
Both vessels cleaTed9yesterday the Arab
for HOngkong and the9Stanley Dollar for
Nanaimo-
The Stanley Dollar was formerly the
army transport Egbert. She was pur-
chased9 from the Government by the Dol
lar Steamship Company and has been re-
constructed for commercial service.
The wodz IF reconstructing the Stanley
Dollar was done by w. A. cRoole. & Son
ana the former transport; in the shining
painted .colors of her new service: is now
on the marine ways Of Bodies Alameda
shipbuildng yard all ready to slide into
the water. She is said to be in splendid
condition and from her pedestal on the
marine railway for some days past at
tracted the admiration Of across-the-bay
commuters.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
THURSDAY. JANUAT

NCTE-aIn othe above exposition Of the tides
the aarly morning tides given in the left
hand ccOlumn and the successive tides Of the
day in the order of occurrence a to time. the
fClrtE time column gives the last tide OF the
day except when there are but three tides, as
somstiniSs9 occurs. The heights given are M
aGt9tion tuG.Hc soundings sof the United States
Coast survey Charts. except when minus -
3sigu preCes3Gs height. and then the number
ES en is sUbtracted from the depth given oy
the.chartss The rlane Of reference. is 'the mean
OF the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The Italian ship F. S Clampa is chartered
Tor railroad ties from this port to CaIIao di-
rect; the German snip Henriette lumber from
Puget Sound to Cork q. X. sos prior to ar.
rival: the German bark Henry redwood from
Eureka to Delagoa Bay, 62s Cd Chartered in
En6land), prior to arrival The British shin
Pengwern loads wheat at Tacoma dnc E,Irnne
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
TWENTIETH CENTURY COOK BOOKS

A carload of Cook Books
has just arrived from Chicago
and they are ready for distrf-
button at the business Office
of this paper. All Call sub
scribers are entitled to copy
of this great Cook Book al
the premium price of fifty
cents
An additional charge OF 30
cents to pay expressage will
be required from out of town
subscribers ordering by mail.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Large Shipment of Flour.

The Danish steamer Arab which claared Co.
Hongkong yesterday, carried SO, 250 bbls -four
valued at $260,375. Also IL cs electrotvninF
material Is cs printing presses. 90 cs tvne ma
chimes and pkgs hardware valued a. 5000
The steamer carried 40 600 feet lumber as dun
mage. valued at 5000.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Shipping Intelligence.
y ARRIVED.
Wednesday. q

Wednesday, December 81.
stmr CreseeIa Cityg Payne 03i hours from
Crescent City.
Strnr DesUat tch IeN-fnson 70 hours from, Co
stmr Brurssick Hammar, 10 hours Ifrorg
Fort Bragg; bound 70 San Pedro; put into
stnr national citsg3 Johnson II hours frg&4
stmr Gualala Olsen. 10 hours prom Caspa9.
Stmr Columbia Doran, 62% hours from Port
land, via Astoria 495a hours.
Stmr Colon. Irvine, :21 days IS hours - min
utes from Panama, Via Mazatan days 10
sehr coaueile, Johansen, II days from Co
schr Newark Refnertsen II hours from
CLEARED
Wednesday. December 81
stmr North Fork Nelson, Eureka; Chas Mel
son Co.
stmr Leelanaw, Monroe. Ladysmith: James
stmr Ramona. Gielow. San Pedro: Pacific
Coast Steamship Co
stmr State of California Thomas, San Diego;
Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
Ger stmr NelIo. hrause Tacoma; d
Ger stmr Hermo7this, Knudsen Hamburger
ID Sureckels & Bros Co
Nor stmr Tellrs, Petersen, Ladysmith r
Dunsmuirs Sons co.
Danish strnr Arab Cow. Hongkong; Sperry
Danish stmr Stanley Dollar tex U s stmr
EgberO. Bruse, NanamO Dollar SIS Co.
Ship Fort George. Cove, Nanaimo; Welch
& Co.
Wednesday. December 81
stmr Brunswick, Hammar San Pedro.
Stinr Arcata, Nelson, Coos Bay
Stmr South Bay Johnson Eureka.
stmr LeeIanaw. Monroe. I.adysnlith
Ger stmr Neko, Krause Seattle
Ger stmr Hermonths, Knudsen, Hamburg
Snip Fort George. Cove. Nanaimo
Br ship Clan Robertson, Thompson. Queens
town.
Br ship Falls Of Halladale Thompson, Liver
pool.
Schr Lily. Nelson. UmDqua.
schr confianza. Hansen. saddle Rock
Schr Albert Meyer Nelson. Seattle.
Schr Mary g. Campbell. Bode2a.
Schr Advance, Jorgenson. Coqujlle River.
SPOKEN.
Per Br ship SeGura. at Port Los Angeles Dec
27-Nov l., lat - s. lon 81 81 W. Br bark
Vandura from Caleta Buena for Falmouth.
Dec Il. lat 20 26 n. lon 123 13 w. Br ship
25, lat 81 O5 n lon 12s Il W, saw {, bark.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS. Dec 81. 10 . m--Weather
cloudy; wind Sc. velocity 20 miles per hour
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORT LOS ANGELES-Arriyed Dec 81
Stmr Mlneola from ComoN.
Sailed Dec 31-Br stnar Algoa. for Comox.
FORT HRAGG-Sailed Dec 31--Stmr Brook
1yn for San Francisco; stmr Pasadena r
PORT ANGELEs-Arrlved pee 3O-schr.
James 4 Garfield hence Nov 20; schr Maria Il
Smith from Port Gamble.
Arrived Dec 31-ship Geo Curtis. from Ma
naino; stmr Californian, hence Dec 2S.
Sailed Dec 31-Stmr Californian for Seattle.
EUREKA-Arrived Dec 31--Stmr Westport
hence Dec 20: strlrs Eureka and San Pedro,
hence Dec 30
Sailed Dec 31-stmrs Ruth and Alliance. for
San Francisco
SAN DIEGo-Arrived Dec 31-U stmr
New York
ABERDEEN-Arrived Dec s1-stmr New
burg. hence Dec %
Sailed Dec 31-Schr Solano, for Australia
PORT TOWNSEND-Arrived Dec 31-Schr
Frank w Howe, from San Pedro; Br stmr
Glenogle, from Hongkong.
Passed in Dec 31-JaD stmr Iyo Maru from
Hongkong.
Arrived Dec 31-Stmr Californian. hence
Dec 2S for Seattle: schr William Olsen, from
San Pedro. for Port Gamble.
PORTLAND-Arrived Dec 31-Ship Ventura.
from Antwerp; ship Norma from Hamburg:
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Kosmos Line Movements.

The Kosmos liner Isis is due here to-day
from Hamburg and South and Central Ameri-
can ports. The Hermonthis and the Neko
sailed yesterday, the Neko for Puget Sound
and. and the The Hermo9@ths @ for Hamburg. The Her
months takes 200 tons Of cargo which in
cludes 800 tons Of California driad fruits for
the European market
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01

rope 90 gals whisky 1S pkgs groceries and
provisions, 10 bbls and G5 cs oil, - cs turpen-
tire. bdls paper, 10 cs canned goods
To France-262, $40 lbs dried fIuit
To Germany-112. .o4S lbs prunes, $40 cs
canned salmon, CO. eco # lumber.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Solicitor Breaks Leg.

Mrs e CaVendish. who lives at 12I Seventh
street and is employed a solicitor for a
local photographer. fell down a companionway
on the river steamer Sunol yesterday and broke
her leg. Her injury treated at the Har-
Dor Hospital
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Reinsurance Rates

Reinsurance on the British ship Pegasus
was advanced yesterday to 20 per cent and
the rate on the Paul Rlckmers was marked up
to s. per cent ~
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01

BY JAMES d. PHELAN. President
GEO. A. STORY. Cashier
state of California. City and County OF san
FrGnciscO-ss.
We do sOlemnly swear that We have land
each Of us hasl a personal knowledge Of the
matters contained in the foregoing report and
that every allegation. statement. matter and
thing therein contained is true the best
of our knowledge and belief.
JAMES ID PHELAN President.
GEO a. STORY Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 81 At
day Of December. 1902.
r d. McEIsROY
Notary Public in and for the City and County
of san Francisco State Of California
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Wheat for Europe.

The French bark MacMahon was clearaa ,,a
terday for Queenstown for orders with 67 o67
ctls wheat, valued at $SS,36O. and 10. COO feet
lumber as dunnage, valued at $3.50
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
viii Proceed to Eureka.

The schooner Serena Thayer which arrived
here on Monday night with her main boom
carried away, VIII proceed to Eureka her
orlglnal destination, just soon as repairs
have been effected
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Time Ball.

.Rranch Hydrographfe:I OTdce.. = s \. Nor
-. -cfiants'; Exchange q San Francisco. Cal,
~ Decembir b. El02
: : The Time -;BalF-0u.: the tower Of the Ferry
bull ding. was drODpcd exactly ct noon to-day,
il. e noon OF this -J2Qth meridian. at
p. IN. Greenwich: time -- =
-: >.'.'+ -. -: ri. J:.C. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. t.. $ ". in charge.
The San Francisco call., 1903-01-01
Mfssouri waits il. welcome.

Special round tTiI9 rates to Kansas City.
on January s and 81 $50. Stopovers on the
return trip. Inquire, at Santa Fe office.
GIL Market street