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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-29

The bark Andrew WEIGH sailed yesterday for
Honolulu with an assorted cargo valued at
SIS. SO. and including the following: $50 bibles
-four. $40 etls wheat; 541T cts barley. 40 ctls
oats, IS ctls corn 2s44 bales hay. $3.50 lbs
bran. I2T $50 lbs beans, ., $50 lbs salt ., 511
lbs sugar 22s2 lbs bread. AS casks beer. 324
6 assorted canned goods. 225 cs canned salnl-
On, 50 pkgs table preparations. 30 cs olive Oil,
IA cs liquors. ; cs syrup. 10 bbls vinegar, p
cs whisky 3s4 $50 lbs cement cs boots and
shoes 100 tons sand, bdls oars, 100 bdls
lime. 325 cs soap. 1 pkgs machinery, 25 cs
sulphids. % bales paper bags 115 DkKs mill
work 13 head cattle. ? Rigs
The bark Amy Turner sailed for HilO yester-
day with a general cargo, valued at $47, 725-
The following were the principal shipments
ESQ bbls -four. 1873 gals wine, III, 100 lbs
rice 10 S6S lbs beans. p. SEQ lbs salt, 1876 ctls
wheat 3472 cts barley. II, 27O lbs bran. % 500
lbs middlfngs. 100 bales hay. 125 ctls corn,
600 cs - Dkgs salmon. $3.50 lbs lard. 81 gals
10 Is brandy. 20 cs 80 gals whisky 40 pkgs
beer - pkzs table preparations, 30 cs
canned goods 80 plgs groceries and provisions.
20 pkKs fresh fruits. p bbls vinegar 4577 lbs
cs bread 697 lbs cheese. 14T4 lbs ham and
bacon. 200 cFts potatoes. y pkgs onions, 6S
pkgs caste 1900 lbs Goldfish. 1900 lbs meals.
800 lbs dried fish, s97 $50 lbs fertilizer, $40
gals cocoanut OIL "A pkgs agricultural irnpIs-
ments 50 bids piDe, - cs dry goods Is coils
rope 6eS lbs lead. Il boots and shoes. 1874
lbs. starch $50 bxs soap 3 pkgs leather. "a
bdls - pcs Steel 81 gasoline, lis pkgs
paints and oils. 80 II hardwood.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-29

-tl WE.teheaE tlrDe50 caught BY three
.ter-ren iu rhsir net OF Point san Quentin
-aslzy was lost by the naval submarine
TAR Pike while in practice n that locality
-ar Fr--E IL was harmless. the war
bead Lad been removed
a. -ava4 1flcer visited Neiggs wharf early
yesterday U.uEE claimed the torpedo ard
l-cre1 tLe fishermen there BY telling them
--ar ~ ing vas Loaded and timed 20 eX-
cr i- four hour, hence the report Of its
ra.T menace rc commerce
~ delicate and corr-licated machinery OF
II rr.leal torpedo N5en II is discharged
--u ne ruac, is scr IN drive IL ahead al a
-rl lrlrL should 10 sink lower u
starts frs course the water Dr-ssure acts
On horizontal rldders and turns the pro
..r.e -1gard t-l it reaches the required
caIr- ain vertical ruccers. governed au-
f.r-sr.al,y. rreFerr the torpedo from swerE-
-rs. deadly navy leEtroyerE. At the limit
"a. r.e elr-ace. b-r u it strikes shoal water
lr ---rlr ana tre lirrIe prupeIIers whirl
aHaF lreffelrlally tiI the compressed air -
rr-a larrl
CONNER Je1-y from Mare Island. in the
naval tlE Ina1illa. yesterday removed the
r.ry0-1 r1 me Raw yard The officer net
bang al-ro-lzed 20 pay any reward for rs
recovery gave q receipt Tor The delivery q the
rlarllre IL IL ruruorsc that instead Of So
r.. --lerruen may Get only SO reward Tor
rr lrL As rhe tor1ed0 is n the smaller
Es- Dr. ls probably valued by the Government
a. 500 and THIS would make the award only
.-r-rf-hs ~ one per cent Of It's estimated
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Exports for the North.

The steamer city Of Puebla. which sailed on
Tuesday for Victoria, carried an assorted mer-
chandise cargo. consigned 70 various British
Columbian ports. valued at Si2.0i3, and in
cluded the following: 532 pkgs fresh fruits, SO
ukgs fresh vegetables 81 $40 lbs malt. 81, 025
lbs dried fruit 10 es canned goods, 1419 lbs 1
6 cheese. AL lbs coffee. so pkgs paste. %
pkgs table preparations roo gals wine. "a O36
lbs dried peas, SO lbs chocolate. 800 lbs dried
FISH. - pkgs groceries and provisions, "a 600
lbs salt $50 lbs raisins, .. $50 lbs asphalturu
p cs arms and ammunition 80 rolls roofing
material. > bales leather. 10 bdls bags, y syls
gas ) pkgs electrical supplies pkgs
chinery. 53 pkgs plumbing material, u sheets
steel $500 Il hardwood, 81 600 lbs fertilizer,
1 gasoline boat
The steamer also carried 491 cs canned
salmon valued at s221O en- route TO Australia
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-29
ARCHITECTURAL CLUBS
EXHIBIT A GREAT SUCCESS
Plans OF Proposed Custom-House At
tract Much Attention, as Do
Drawings of Dwellings.

The third annual exhibit of the San
Francisco Architectural Club, which
opened Tuesday at the Mechanics In
stitute, is a famous success, the rooms
last night being thronged with men
and women interested in the art of
BODYBUILDING.
The rooms are attractively decorated
with forest greenery, and a brilliant
lighting gives to each drawing fair
chance for honor.
Perhaps the drawing that attracts
most attention is the United States
CustOm-hOuse plans, prepared by To-
cal architects. While attractive and
imposing. much regret was expressed
that a local architect was not the win
ner of the competition. Those who
were permitted to view Newton j.
Tharp's plans spoke loud in praise OF
their superiority These plans were
unfortunately DELAYED in transmission,
arriving too late to be entered in the
competition
The city homes are holding most Of
the attention, many of which are of a
type to cultivate public taste.
Al lin all. the exhibit is said to be
the cleverest yet held in the CITY.
1t will continue TO remain open all
week, afternoon and evening, free to
the public.
Following is the committee in charge:
Printing and catalogue, George Wag-
advertising, Aug. G.. Headman, F. a.
Farnkopf Fred c. Lebenbaum, H G.
Corwin: drawings, F. B. Scott, T.
Bearvald. w. H. Grim. F. ]. Rein
hardt, E. HiIderbrand, n. Mohr, H E.
NVe
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-29

Sailed Sept 2s-Bktn Alta. for Manila; Ger
stmr Abydos, Tor san Francisco.
HARDY CREEK-Arrived Sept 2S-Stmr
Marshfeld from San Pedro
PORT HARFORD-Arrived Sent o. 7 a m
-stmr santa Cruz, from San Pedro.
from Guaymas FOR san Francisco
REDONDO-Sailed Sept 2s-Stmr Lakrne
for San Francisco; sehr Azaiea, for Eureka
SAN DIEGO-Arrived Sept ss~schr Irene
from San Pedro.
SAN PEDRo-Arrived Sept 2s-stmr Celia.
from Albion. stmr Santa Barbara, hence Sept
26. stmr Lakme. from Redondo.
Sailed Sept 2S-Schr Andy Mahoney for
Portland; stmr James 5 Higgins. for San
TATOosH-Passed in Scot 2s-stmr Roa-
noke. from Nome, for Seattle
EUREhA-Arrived SEPT 2s-Stmr North
San Pedro
Sailed Scot 2s-stmr Pomona. for San
Francisco; stmr San Pedro, for San Francisco
stur Toledo. for Eel River.
UNION LANDING-Arrived Sept 2s-stmr
Rival. hence Sept -.
ISLAND PORTS.
HONOLULU-SalIed Sept 2T-Schr Annie e
Smale. for Port Townsend, bark Edward May
for Makaweli Sept 2S-Stmr Alameda. for
San Francisco.
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YoRK-Arrfved Sept 27-Stmr Yucca
Sailed Sept 27-stmr Advance. for Colon.
BOSroN-ArTived Sept 2T-Br ship Godiva
from Iquique.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HULL-sailed Sept 26-Br bark Doris. FOR
San Francisco.
DELAGOA BAY-Arrived Scot 2s-Bark St
James from Tacoma
EONGKONG-Arrived Sept 2T-Br stmr
Empress OF China, from VANCOUVER
Arrived Sept 2s-Ger stmr Nicomedia. from
Astoria.
ACAPULCO-Sailed Sept 26-Stmr Newport
for san Francisco Sept 2T-StmP BaFra-
couta, for Ancon.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
NEW YORK-Arrfved Sent 2s-Stmr Iau-
rentian. from Glasgow: stmr Nord America
from Genoa.
sailed sept 2S-Stmr Teutonie. for Liver
pool; stmr United States for Chrfstianfa and
Copenhagen; stmr Sardegna for Genoa and
Naples
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CONFLICT OF STORIES
IN NORTHLAND CASE
Captain BonifieId Contradicts Mate
HedvaIl as to Very Material
Order He Had Given.

United States Local Inspectors Bolles
and BuIger concluded yesterday the in
vcstigation into the grounding of the
Northland off Point Pinos.
Captain S. Bonifeld, master of the
ship, denied that he had given an Or
DER to be awakened when the patent
log showed 100, as testified by First
Mate Hedvall. The order had been
communicated to Hedvall by Second
Mate Johapnsen. Captain Bonifield
said that Hedvall or Johannsen must
have been mistaken.
The mate denied having told the
captain that he had seen the Point
Pinos light on the port bow.
Lawyer Mahoney who appeared for
Captain Bonifield. said that one of the
passengers informed the captain that
Just before the vessel struck he had
seen Mate Hedvall in a position which
indicated that he had either been
asleep or drunk. The passenger. how
ever, was in Los Angeles. he said.
Mate Hedvall, with tears in his eyes,
protested that he was not a drinking
man and had not tasted a drop Of
LIQUOR for three years.
The case was then closed.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-29
OLD BARK HESPER WHOSE HISTORY Is FILLED WITH
TRAGIC INTEREST, Is UNDERGOING REGIONS TRUCTI0N
Wrecked Ship Lamorna
Listed at LloydS
as Missing.

After a long and tragic career the
cid bark HesDer. which dropped out OF
commerce some time ago, viii come
back u q new lease OF life The vessel
is being rerigged and repaired on
Puget sound. and VIII return TO active
service as a barkenune-
But whatever her form or rig, two
incidents ID the Hesper's life viii fol-
low her Ike d shadow. IN 1893. while
bound from Tacoma 10 a China port,
she snrarg a leak in a gale off the
I.adrone Islands A lumber cargo is
always a disabled ships salvation, and
the Hesper. hued 70 her rail, managed
81. keep ad0aL
The uate--loEged bark spread what
sails the storm had spared her and
made. for her destination. The wife Of
CAPTAIN r. NJ S0dergren was aboard.
and an hands lived ia tent on top Of
The lumber deckiOad. Food was pro-
cured from a passing vessel and the
. saoled bark lnally landed her cargo
and creE az her port Of destination
Il 1898 a mutiny occurred on board
nae Hesuer while she Vas bound from
sydney 60 Honolulu. First Mate FitZ-
gerald was murdered. and il was
planned ID Kill the captain. his wife
and The officers and take the bark 10
some out-Of-the-way port. Sailor 81.
Ciair. the riugleaGer, was hanged IN
san Quentin for the crime.
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Harbor Commissioners Meet.

Commissioners yesterday afternoon the West
err Iron Works proposed 70 remove the pres
crr marble work on the stsirWays in the nave
GO the Ferry building. which was found TO be
Lrsat sfactory. and replace IL with white Ten
ressCe marble. and make other nee6fuI
changes for $500. The proposal was filed.
Tre secretary of the committees on arrange
rneurs ~ The twenty fourth annual convention
az the American Federation OF Labor 70 omen
lr rhis CITY November -. asked that the
Ferry building be lighted FOR five nights. The
request was granted.
Plans were submitted BY the chief engineer
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Loy1s have posted the British snip Lzmorna
and she is officially enumerated among the
missing
February - she sailed FROM Tacoma with a
cargo ~ grain bound Tor Cork This was the
last ever seen ~ the vessel A few DAYS after
Eer sailing date the Indians on the west coast
~ vancouver Island reported having seen dur-
trE a severe storm a large ship close in shore
evidently ln stress Mreckage bearing the
SHIPS name was picked Up from Cape Besle
fc rclullet Arm package OF papers bear
INK The name Of Douglass Malcolm FIRST off
Ger. also found The fine ship uudOubt-
elly went Gown and every soul on board was
Irs
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-29
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.

Cloudy weather prevails over Washington
and Northern Oregon and fair weather else
where west OF the Rocky Mountains Scattered
light showers have fallen in Washington and
Northwestern Oregon. Light rain has also
fallen in Western Texas.
The pressure has risen the plateau
region and fallen along the California coast
The temperature has risen over the Pacific
slope except in. Nevada and Utah, where il Is
nearly stationary.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. September -:
Northern California-Fair, warmer Thurs
day: light northeriy wind.
Southern CalifOrnia-Fair Thursday, warmer
in northeastern portion; light north wind
Nevada-Fair Thursday.
San Francisco and vicinty-Fair. warmer
Thursday; light northwest wind.
Los Angeles and vieinity-Fair Thursday;
light north wind.
Sacramento and vicinity-Fair. warmer
Thursday.
Fresno and vicinity-Fair, warmer Thurs
day.
G. II. WILSON
Local Forecaster Temporarily in charged.
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Notice to Mariners.

that on or about October Is, 1904 the bell
buoy OF Humboldt Bar. California. viii be
benovcd about One-Quarter mile n BY E Il
from its present position. New bearings will
be: HUMBOLDT fdlscontinued) lighthouse. E 4
6: tree on red blum, Sc by Z y E; Hum
boldt Lighthouse. 8 3 E; outside bar whis-
ting buoy. W By s. By order OF the Light
house Board. w P DAY
Commander. Z. s ", Inspector Twelfth
Lighthouse District.
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MT. TAMALPaIs RAILWAY
Eligible to Be Police Iaeutenants.

Eligible to Be Police Iieutenants.
The Civil Service Commission yes
terday issued the following list OF ell
gibles for police Heutenants, six OF
whom viii be appointed at the next
meeting of the Police Commission:
John II. Laekmann, Eugene r.
Wall Michael Carroll. Marcus Ander-
son, Frederick p. Green. Herbert J.
Wright, Thomas L Tobin. William j.
Aullender, John NJ Lewis, Henry j.
O'Day, Patrick Shea, William z.
Dinan, j. H. Helms. David W. Boyd,
John T. Fitzhenry. Daniel A. Sylyes-
ter, James H. Anderson, John R.
O'ConnoF, ShadFiek Campbell. CIar-
ence Coogan. Richard BidweH.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Wednesday Sept IS
4 stmr Petrol. Sherman. - days from
stnr F Krburn. Thompson. hours from
| Port Rodgers.
/ stmr Gualala. Kalnin. IL hours from
/ Delmar.
stmr Alcazar. wlnkel. IA hours from Green
wood
stmr UmatiIla. Nopander 81 hours from
stmr W H Kruger. Nordbers. "a hours from
Eureka
stmr Greenwood. walviE. Is hours from
Caspar.
Br stmr wyeheld. -. 81 hours from Lady
stmr Maggie. Eagles. hours from Half
schr Dauntless. Smith. days from Grays
Harbor.
schr Conhanza. johnson. "a hours from
NO''s'S Lano CLEARED.
Wednesday, Sept IS
Stmr G " Elder. Randall. Astoria: Oregon
Railroad and Navigation Company
strr Corona, Gielow. Eureka; Pacific Coast
stnr State Of California, Nieolson. San Di.
ego; Pacific Coast Steamship Company
b bark Earl Of Dunmore, Mencke London;
Bark andrew welch. Drew. Honolulu
Bark Amy Turner. warland. Hno; WEIGH
Co.
SAILED.
Stmr + A Kilburn. Thompson. Port Rodgers
Stmr Bonita. PrebIe, San Pedro
Sfmr Arctic, Nelson, Eureka.
StniF Msndalay, Smith. Eureka
Stmr Maggie, Eagles, Ealfmoon Bay
Nor stmr Telius, Arntzen. Port Townsend
Stmr Leelanaw. Monroe, Tacoma
Stmr Corona. Gielow, Eureka
Stmr Brunswick Ellefsen, Fort Bragg
Bark Amy Turner. Warland Hilo
Bark Andrew WEIGH, Drew Honolulu
Schr Defiance, Saletzke, Grays Harbor
Schr Glen. Thomas. TfIIamook.
SPOKEN
No date efC-Rr shin Par, frox, c.
long, for Falmouth.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LOBOS. Sept IS. 10 m-Weather
hay; wind west: velocity miles per hour.
DOMESTIC PORTS
TILLAMOOK-Sailed Sept 25-Schr John r
Miller, for San Francisco
PORT TOWNSEND-Arrived Sept 2s-Br
bark Blythswood, from Victoria
Sailed Sept 2S-Br ship Olivebank. for Cape
Town
BANDoN-Arrtved Sept 2sEschr KIose,
hence Sept IS
NEWPORT-Arrived Sent 2S-Schr I,ottfa
Carson. from Eureka
SEATTLE-Arrived Sept 2T-Ger bark Der
tina, from Antwerp. Sept 2S-Stmr Cottage
City from Skagway.
PORT GAMBLF-ArrfEed Sent 2s-C,er bark
Abydos, from Seattle.
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The Chilean cruiser General Baquedano lost
small boat Tuesday night II went adrift
from the vessels Outrigger.
The French bark Amirald COrnulier from san
Francisco has put into Queenstown with steer
ing gear damaged.
The Pacific Mail steamship city OF sydney
Is due to-day from Panama and way ports
and the steamer Curacao from the Mexican
coast
The American Ha waiian steamer NeVacan
will leave Greenwich wharf at II o'clock this
morning for Honolulu via Seattle and Tacoma
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-29
A Cargo for London.

The British ship Earl OF Dunmore was
cleared yesterday for London with loss cs
canned fruit Il SO 6 canned salmon. $3.50
gals wine - lC4 lbs cascara bark. bales
Chinese grass and $50 $50 lbs scrap steel. val
usd al 1919 SO
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
shipping Merchants.

United states Immigrant Inspector D. j.
Csrfffrhs reports nine desertions from the crew
q the British bark Earl Of DunmOre-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-29

FISHERMAN MISSING.-Patrick W. Har-
lev. a member OF the FIshermen's Union, was
reported to the Coroner yesterday as having
disappeared September p
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Wafer Front Notes.

for the construction Of a wharf and retaining
wall al foot Of Second street 70 cost $500.
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ToSAN RAFAEL.
ROSS VALLEY.
MILL VALLEY,
CAzADER0, Etc.
Via sausalsto Perry

SUBURBAN SERVICE. STANDARD GAUGE
Depart from san FrancIsso. week days. AZ
$40 40. 7.45 $50, 9.15. 1900. II 200 a. m
~ 40 a m Sausalito only). II 70. 1:f5. 3.I3.
400 As sis. 5-50 SIS. 7-15. 9-o0 loo
N as D. m Sundays and legal holidays depart
a. 40. 7.f5, $50 BIS. 1900. Hoo. Il.40
n 1920 90 las ESQ 3.15 400 4.95
Sis. $50 SIS. tbs. SIS. s.Oe 1870 11:S5
Arrive az san Francisco. week days. s:l7.
Zoe T:35 Sis. S:45 O.35. 10-20. II -G5 a IA
is.05 rs. 2.5O 3;S5, 4.20. SOS. $40. eslY
ass. SO 10s05, IL Is p n On sundays ari
legal he ldays extra trains arrive at 12:s5 2:05.
For FAIRFAX. week days. depart az T:85 N
ais N On Sundays and legal holidaYs -
las. esi5. 1000, 100 A. n. 12.20. 1:OO, .15
.. N
THROUGH TRAINS
7:45 a. m daily-Cazadero and way state -.
9.1B a N Sundays only-FOr Point Re-
ans >. m. daily except sundzy-For GAIA.
deYO, etc.
Sis ,. m. Sundays only-For CaEadera. -
TICKET OFFICES Market ST.
FERR1-UniOn Depot. foot Of MArhse g.
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Movements of Steamers.

TO ARRIVE.
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WEATHER REPORT.

- MeridIan-Pacifc Tlme.l
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NOTICE. TO THE ELECTORS OF NAVAJO COUNTY.
 ARIZONA.

Notice is hereby given that a registration of the qualified cleo. tors of Navajo County, Arizona, will be made for the ensuing cleo tion Nov. 8th, 1904, the registra- tion officers appointed by the Board for each precinct beirg provided with the necessary blanks for that purpose. Regis tration will close twenty-one days prior to said election, to- wit:-Oct. 18th, 1904, after said date no further registrations will be received.
 Done in compliance with re- quirements ofPar: 22S4 (Sec. 13) Revised Statutes of Arizona, 1901.
 A. F. McALLIster,
 County Recorder and cx- offcio Clerk of the Board of Sup ervisorsNavajo County, Arizona.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

Prof. Myron Young, who was to have taught the coming term of school in this district, has written the Board of trustees that he would be unable to fill his contract, and w. C. Jones, of Flagstaff will teach in his place.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

Mrs. A. M. Boyer and daugh- ter, Maggie leave in the morn ing for Los Angeles, to consult a physician in regard to Mrs. Boyer's health, which has been poor of late. We hope for her speedy recovery.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

F. H. Hathorn has been doing a large amount of work, develop ing water, at various points along the Rio Puerco and La Rieux wash, tor sheepmen.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

l. S. T. Gregg, a Post Office Inspector arrived here Wednes- day morning on No. 7, and left the same day for Ft. Apache, he will inspect the offices enroute
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

A fine Jersey cow, belonging to Jos. Fish, was hit. by No. z. Tuesday, between the watertank and depot, both hind legs were broken, and she had to be killed.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

lack Smith returned from Springerville Thursday evening, he says heavy showers have fall. en throughout that section of the country.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

A. M. Boyer has been quite busy this week putting the new floor on the bridge, which spans the little Colorado river at this place.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

las. Donahue was down from Adamana Monday on business.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

Geo. Q. Penney was down from P!nedale the fore part of the week visiting with relatives.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

linn D. and Bub Smithson load ed with freight for Ft. Apache today. They report a good rain at Woodruff Thursday, the heav- jest in ten years.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

Emmet Wallace was up from the Headquarter ranch today.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

Master Thomas Mooney, of Winslow is here visiting friends and relatives.
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]. ]. Brady came down from Snowflake today.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23
There are but ninety daily news papers in all Russia.

Wm. Amos came down from ShowLow today, he says "that neck of the woods looks like an ocean,"
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

Jim McKelvy came in from Pleasant Valley Thursday after supplies. Jim says "the Valley is pretty dry"
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

I.C. Hanson, from St. Josebh, left for St. Louis during the week.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

Iohn A. West came down from Snowflake Friday after fruit and vegetables for Ft. Apache.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

H. A. Hatch, of Woodruff. was a visitor here last week.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

LOCAL ITEMS.
 Ouartermaster's Agent Larson is improving
 Preston Bushman has gone to driving mail again.
 IE Porter returned to Show Low Thursday.
 Guv and Elmer Gardner were down from Woodruff Tuesday. ". Lee from Woodruff was here Friday on business.
 H.A. Hatch, of Woodruff. was a visitor here last week.
 L.C. Hanson, from St. Josebh, left for St. Louis during the week. Iohn A. West came down from Snowflake Friday after fruit and vegetables for Ft. Apache.
 Joe Knight left for Taylor trl- day to take in the celebration to be held there tomorrow.
 Iudson C. Lathrop is out on a pleasure trip. He left for the East and will take in the fair
 Scott Bros. and w. C. Camb' bell are here this week looking after their sheep intrests.
 Sheriff Houck went to Wins low Wednesday and returned Thursday.
 Harry Johnson came up iron Winslow Thursday to do some repairing on the Santa Fe pump George Bailey came down iron ShowLow and was minglinl with the boys during the week. Mrs. w. H. Clark left las week for Philadelphia Pa where she will visit relatives dur ing the warm weather.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

C. H. Brown, and old time sheep man of Navajo Go. arrived here Thursday morning on No.7. MT. Brown took in the St. Louis exposition, and reports every thing lovely in the East.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

Joe Knight left for Taylor Fri day to take in the celebration to he held there tomorrow.
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J.E. Porter returned to oho"' Low Thursday.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

Sam Longmore and John Nel- son went to Dry Lakes this morning to look over the range in that viciniy with regards to moving their focks out there.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

Miss Addie Chrlstianson came down from Flagstaff yesterday, on No. 8. and left for St. Johns this a. m.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

I.Y. Lee from Woodruff was here Friday on business.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

Hyrum Knight formerly fore man of the Long H Ranch left for Alberta Canada, Tuesday morning. lily is an A-No. 1 cow hand and leaves host of friends who wish him prosperity in his new location.
Holbrook argus., 1904-07-23

Iudson C. Lathrop is out on a pleasure trip. He left for the East and will take in the fair