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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
caIaghan Convicted of ROBBERY.

Frank Calaghan was convicted by a
Jury in Judge Lawlor's court yesterday
on a charge of robbery. He will be
sentenced on Saturday. On May S
Calaghan went to butcher shop at
AIS Pacific street and ordered some
meat costing seventy-five cents. He
told the butcher to send boy with
the meat and the change for $40 bill.
Calaghan met the boy, George Giovan-
netti. and offered him a $50 Confeder-
ateo BILL but the boy refused to take
it. Calaghan then knocked the boy
down and took the SO 25 from him.
There is a prior conviction for petty
larceny against Calaghan.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
JOINT COMMISSION
WILL INVESTIGATE
Governor of CAMERON Makes
Report on French Congo
Frontier Affair.

BERLIN, July 31.-An official report
from the Governor of CAMERON was re-
ceived to-day by the colonial diyision of
the Foreign Office concerning the affair
on the French Congo frontier. 1t says
that Senegalese soldiers crossed the Ger
man station at Miszummissum and plum
dered merchandise. Captain Schuena-
mann, who was at the time in the south
ern part of the district. was shot during
his march to Miszummissum by French
Senegalese troops and the Germans re-
turned the fire, killing five and capturing
four.
Colonel Mueller was sent to protect
Bagun, the residence of the French local
Governor ut has been proposed that a
joint commission should Immediately be
sent TO the spot to investigate the
trouble and to arrange for the prevention
of sucha incidents. To- sthis the German
administration agreed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
NEXT DIVIDEND TO
BE SEVEN PER CENT
Increase Promised by Direc-
tors of American Smelling
and Refining Company.
Special Disoateh 10 The Call

NEW YORK, July 31.-The next meet
ing of the directors of the American
Smelling and Refining Company is to be
held in September, and it is practically
assured that the dividend on common
stock att that meeting will be increased
from per cent basis to Z per cent In
side interests have made no secret OF the
fact that the company Is entirely able to
make this distribution and have stated
that it would do so when the proper time
arrives This time seems to be at hand
Though no action has yet been taken by
the directors they are thoroughly satis-
fed among themselves what their action
will be at their forthcoming meeting. At
the September meeting of the directors a
successor will be elected TO succeed the
late President Nash. 1t is believed that
Barton Sewell, first vice president, will
be named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

MAY BE IN It
Texas and Indian Territory
Combination Said to Be
a Standard Oil Affair
HAS NOTHING TO SAY
Banker Mellon, Who is FL
nancing Apparent OppOsi-
ton. Refuses a Statement
Special Dispatch to The Call.


PITTSBURG. July 3f.&That' the new
com bination of oil concerns and large
individual interests in Kansas and In
dian Territory fields is being formed
for Standard Oil interests was rumored
to-day from the West. The negotia-
tions for this purpose are in othe hands
of the Mellon interests Of this city.
who financed the j. NJ. Guffey Pc
troleum Company and control that con-
Germ. The rumOr was preached TO A
W. Mellon, president of the Mellon Ma
tional Bank. but he and r. B. Mellon,
after considering the matter, refused
to make a statement.
Those welF accuaipted with the his
tory of the j. NJ. Guffey Petroleum
Company are unanimous inothe be-
lief that the Standard interests are at
present interested. in the developments.
but they are not so certain that the
Standard will not ultimately take over
the new combination. The MELONS and
their powerful allies have shown much
financial shrewdness- Several deals or
Importance have been carried through
by them. One of their CHARACTERISTIC
plans is to take a new enterprise ana
with their large capital bring II 70
point where leading interests find that
it is. very desirable to acquire their
holdings This policy is the one that
many believe Will be followed ult1-
mately with this new western cOmb1na-
ton. There are few who doubt the
ability of the Mellon interests with
their allies to make the new scombina-
ton an effective competitor of the
Standard That the Pittsburg bankers
would DISPOSE of their valuable prop
critics at a satisfactory remuneration
does not seem to be doubted. One OF
the weaIthiest of those in close touch
with Mellon is II. c. Frick Another
prominent man who is listed as one OF
the directors of the Mellon National
Bank is Senator Philander c. Knox
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HYDE MAY WE'D
GLADYS DEACON
Former Vice President of
Equitable Is at Newport
Said to Be Seeking Bride
is DENIED
Paul Morton Says That He
Offered No Affront to the
Ollsted Insurance Official
Special. Dispatch to The Cali.

NEWPORT, r. L, July S1.-Within the
last week the rumor has become cur
rent in Newports smart set that James
Hazen Hyde, the former vice president
of the Equitable Society, is here looking
tor a. bride. The young woman with
whom his name is associated is Miss
Gladys Deacon, at one time mentioned
as the prospective bride of the Crown
PRINCE of Germany, who, during their
courtship, bestowed upon her ring
which his royal mother had presented
to hfms The ring was afterward returned
at the Kafser's urgent personal request.
Miss Deacon is the daughter of Parker
Deacon of Boston, who several years ago
furnished the seasons scandal by shoot
ing Monsieur Abielle in his wife's apart
ments in Paris. Her mother was a
Baldwin of the United States navy by
his first wife.
Miss Deacon was brought here this sea-
son from Paris by her p-grandmother,
the admiraPs second wife, and rendered
a handsome coming-out party at Snug
Harbor, Baldwin Villa, which all the
leading cottagerS and officers of Admiral
Evahs fleet. attended. 1t was the big
gest debutante affair that ever took place
in Newport. Hyde. who had frequently
met Miss Deacon on his visits to Paris
ever since he came here has been most
assiduous In his attentions TO her, and
now, having completed his visit with
T. Suffern Taylor. has gone to spend
a week at Snug Harbor. which is regard
ed as significant Hyde has made a very
favorable impression here. Paul Morton,
the present head of the Equitable As
surance Society, and he have touched
knees under the mahogany of many OF
the prominent cottagers, who enter
tanned them Morton and Hyde are firm
friends, and the former never snubbed
Hyde, as stated Morton has personally
denied that any such affront was offered
bY him to HYDE
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
souoma Arrives From .kntipodes.

The Oceanic Steamship oConpany's liner
Sonoma, Captain Herman. arrived yesterday
from Australia, New Zealand, Samoa and
Honolulu with F. large cargo and many pss-
sengers. Among the passengers were q num-
Der .oi Salvation Army sefhcers with their
wives and familieso Colonel Kyle has been
al salvation Army publications in Australia,
He IS going TO Toronto chief secretary.
Brigadier Glover ehas been preyincial officer in
Australia and is on mis- way 10 London. Col
onel Peart is going 10 New York as chief Sec
Ietary in the United States
DR.. F.. ". Cooling. United States Consul at
Newcastle Australia. returned on the Sonoma
70 spend vacation in the United States Lieu
tenant A. Bronson of the United States navy
who has been acting as collector at Pago
Pages was a passenger on the Sonoma. He
has Gene home for assignment to other duty.
CAPTAIN Bermingham, the supervising United
states Inspector of HuIls ard Boilers at this
port captain birmingham went 70 Australia
70 lnspecte the steamer STANLEY Dollar
Michael Boyle, Otto Miller and Ernest Eng
stcom slowed away on the Sonoma at Homo
lulu. They were discovered too long after
leaving that port for Captain Hartman TO put
them ashore One Of them dropped a lighted
cigarette among the bananas which were piled
on deck and when the watch on deck turned
the hose on the smoldering banana leaves the
three stowaways gave themselves up
TIE SOuoma's passengers included the fol-
From sydney-8Ir and Mrs. Thomas Lowell
8lr and Mrs. A Lomer. Hon H J. Saunders
Mr and Mrs. G. s. Oliver, Mr. and Mrs. P.
Bohanna, T. A, Brown, Mrs- 6 A aHodson,
Dr- = " Eoolnes = > 2olslhss n brown
A. n. Bernuth; Mr.. ana Mrs T Meason,
child and nurse; Mr.. and Mrs A. A c. Cocks,
7 Finuey.
Auckland-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young, Miss
Esddick, Philip Harley, W. NJ Heard, John
Endesu.
Psgo Pago-Lieutensnt A. Bronson
Eonolulu-BIiss Havens, Mrs. ". A. Rage
land. Mrs. J. c. Henderson, Mrs. Swartout, F.
e Allen. Mrs. Henning and six children. Miss
!. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. T. McCaids Stewart
and three children. Mrs. ". P. Lewis, Mrs. c.
G. Green. Mr. and Mrs. r. a Perry. Miss Wiz
iianas .. Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs Kfemme,
Captain Hackett r. G. Henderson, Mrs L. An
6reErs,- Captain Birmingham, F. Lewis Mrs.
J. + Clay Miss 2. Williams. Mrs Hudson.
Arr
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Monday, July 81
Pr stnr wellington, Cutler, 81 hours from
So styr- sonoma. Herman, 20 days * hours
0b1 minutes from Sydney, via Honolulu days
Il .r a0urs clns lg, Leland. "a hours from Monte
stmr Argyll, Monroe. 20 hours from Port
stmr Mariposa. Lawless. II days II hours
stInr Scotia. Johnson, II hours from Bow
sis stmr Westport, Anhndsen, IS hours from
sf15r Coos Bay. Nicolson. e3 hours from San
edlT stmr @i Homer. Donaldson. 40 hours from San
rfsIT sfnr NorthIand. Jameson. So hours from
Astoria. bound south, sput In TO land passen-
stmr Elizabeth Jensen, A hours from Ban
stmr state of California. Thomas, Al hours
from San Diego.
Bktn Fullerton, Mackechnie, 40 hours from
Port Hartford. up river direct.
sehr Jennie Griffin. Gibson, hours from
schr Santiago. Larsen, ii hours from Mon
terey. in tow tug Defiance.
CLEARED.
Monday. July 81.
Ger stmr Theben. Richert, Hamburg etc;
J. ID. Spreckels & Bros. Co.
Strnr Corona. GieIow, Eureka; CsS S Co.
stmr Valencia. johnson, Valdez; S Co.
stmr czarina, Duggan,s Astoria; ]. D.
Spreckels & Bros. Co.
Monterey. Saturday. July 20.
Ship Marion Chilcott. Williams, Honolulu;
National OIL & Trans. Co.
SAILED.
Saturday. July 29.
stmr Mackinaw, storrs. Tacoma.
Monday, July 81
Ger stmr Theben, Richert Hamburg, etc.
Stmr Corona, Gielow. Eureka.
stmr Helen p. Drew. Gunderson, Point
Ara7
Stmr Columbia. Doran. Portland.
Stmr Chehalis. Johonsson, Grays Harbor.
Stnlr Samoa, Madsen. Caspar.
Stnr Czarina- Dusean. Portland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
IRRIGATION Of SACRAMENTO.
VALLEY TO BE DISCUSSED.
Prominent Men Interested VIII Meet at
Capital City TO Talk on ImpoT-
fant Subject.

At the regular meeting Of the Sacra-
mento Valley Development Association,
which will convene in the State House,
Sacramento, October 21, ways and
means will be discuAsed to cooperate
with the Department. of the Interior
in regard TO it's policy of national
irrigation in sthe Sacramento Valley
Notices Will obe sent to the Boards or
Supervisors, City Trustees and other
commercial bodies throughout the val
lev asking them TO send delegates to
this meeting. % So
An. order calling for this meeting
July Is was the last paper prepared by
the association for the signature of
their late president, General w. S.
Green, but owing to his illness and
death it was never signed and the
meeting was postponed until Octo-
ber 81. o9
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
PASSENGERS ARE PLEASED WITH TAHITI EXPERIENCES
Liner MaripoSa Arrives From
South Seas With Crowd
ed Cabins.
SonOma Reaches Port From
Antipodes, Pago Pago and
Honolulu.

The Oceanic Steamship Compant's liner
Mariposa, Captain Lawless, arrived early
yesterday morning from Tahiti. She
brought a large number Of passengers
most OF whom left here on the liners last
IMP. They went away in search OF health
and novelty. they returned declaring that
they mad found both and forever after
would proclaim al every opportunity she
'glories or the South Seas. the beauties of
. Tahiti and The delights Of sailing the
summer ocean on the yacht-hke Mari
posa. The fan Of the Bastile was cele-
brated July Ia during the Marposa,s
stay at Papeete. She madeoa stay longer
than .Usuai in order that the passengers
might seeeall the attending festivities. On
Tie evening Of the celebration Governor
kmile ,Jullien gave az grand Rbal. which
The MaripOsa, : officers and most Of the
passengers. attended. The Oceanic Steam
ship Company supplied fireworks for the
celebra Non. and for Several hours Chief
Oincer Watson and the carpenter. frOD
nearby islet, b0Enbaided the SKY with
rockets and other, exploding things.
Among the passengers who e. to6A the
round trlp-were Professor ". T. Mag6e Of
the University cot CaIforqlia and Judge r.
IL kerrigan OF the Superior Court. w. J.
Williams, Canadian dentist who is said
. 70 have .prospered during. TWO. years stay
at Iahil, was a passenger: op the Mari
Eugene Lent. another passenger, made
the trip some oume.ag and enjoyed it so
much that lie repeated it and has. not yet
had enough. go 3D., 90. o..
Fine weather was encountered both 60
ing and coming back. The Marlposa's
cargo included 2rS6S sacks. OF. copra, 1852
sacks Of -cocoanuts, 10000 cocoanuts in
husk, vanilla mother. OF. pearl shells and
: large shipment OF. tropical fruit.
Among the passengers WereE
". b Magee f. Lent...G. II. Robinson. J.
II. Pond. r. Robinson, r. Bendel r D. Nc
Elroy; E. Hiu,' 7. Webb, f. J. Brown c. A.
Griffin ". s. Williams. :. Nison F. Vincent,
Is = Hal; h oJorgensen Mrs Afagee, Mrs.
Lent. Mrs. Eyde smiths Mrs. Pond. Mrs. J.
Clarke, Mrs J. Leyy, Mrs. McElroy, Mrs A. 81
Copeland. MRS. z. sPhngst, Mrs. oBrown, Mrs.
Grimm. Mrs. A. Harreu and child' Miss s. Laf-
nngton, Mss NJ. Brown j. w. Oyier. F. W.
-McCue. Miss A. T. CroughWell Miss y. Pow
ers Miss X. Humphrey, Miss "a Humphrey,
Miss 7. Chapman. Miss 4. CurlstJ Miss NJ
Crowley Miss II NcKeen. Miss B. Davis. .
Miss 9. Davis. Miss + Wade Miss q. Camp
bell sAiss H. Joseph, MIS- Il Joseph. Z.
GrC5ssiean. J. Basutti ". H Humphrey,
O'Connor. F. Otis. g otis, e. p. Bradbury;
=. McGIincLey. ". "A Washington Miss A.
BuTier. Miss ~ Carson. Miss e Tormey. Miss
n HCllard. 2Ilss B. Ryan Miss F. Levy, ".
Beskbane, and six Chinese.
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machines u cs soap. 16 cs drugs 4 cs paints.
80 bdis 40 bars steel 2065 lcs pig tin 25 cs
arms and ammunition, pkgs dry goods. % 965
lbs dry hides. pkgs7 machinery, rolls leath-
er. IS electrical supplies. 4 metal polish
The steamer also carried 2.1O0 lbs dried fruit,
3G.515 his raisins. geo SKIS potatoes and 20
sks onions VALUED at $3445 for Northwest Ter-
rftory and 16S plzgs machinery, valued at $1,000
for Frank. Canada.
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A Cargo for Mexico.

The Mexican schooner Tornado sailed yes
rer6av for la Paz Mexico With cargo valued
al sz75s and including the following:
30 bbls -four IS bales hay, 225 gals wine.
2Tf lbs spices, p pkgs paste. p cs salmon. 596
D. ssga sea lbs bread 5 cs canned goods 20
gsrts nctafoes I50 lbs tea. $50 ID dried fruit. >
rlzps groceries 1900 II lumber 20 coils wire, 40
bales hags pkg machinery A. coils rope 3
r,lCas argrfcultuTaI implements, p pkgs nails
4 bales oakum : bbls tar. turpentine 120
,.s coal OIL = bells 81 bars steel u pkgs paints
and oils 30 bdls shocks % bdls iron. 32
szs coal q Dkgs windmill. 5s5 lbs yellow
r--e4af
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Ernnrt. for the North.

for Victoria with an assorted cargo consigned
te various British Columbian ports valued at
500 ss4 and Including the following:
- I25 lbs dried fruit 1900 lbs raisins 1913
ugzs fresh fruits IS pkgs fresh vegeta bles.
lOG5O lbs milistuffs. ZIG lbs beans 1000 lbs
sugar I0.6aO lbs malt. 2f2 los coffee. $50 lbs
tee ukgs groceries and provisions, 8 bbls
beer s92 lbs chocolate il cs salad oil 305
cs canned goods, 20 pkgs syrup. IS pkgs picked
nEh. go Ikgs roofing material. crts sewing
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
For the Jnpanese Army.

The Occidental and Oriental Steamship
Compsny's liner Coptc. Captain Finch which
VIII sail for the Orient tomorrow will carry
70 Japan 4 large consignment OF aluHlinum
lunch boxes for the use ofo the japanese troops
IN ManchUria. These boxes are Strong and so
Light that cases containing 800 Of them weigh
hut 400 pounds. Apart from this shipment of
aluminium the Copuc will carry little contra
Fa~
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Water Front Notes

TIE oil barge Santiago arrived yesterday, il
hours from Monterey. in tow OF the Spreckels
tug Densuce.
TIE tug Sea Rover left here yesterday for
Shelter Cove with The schooner Wing and Wing
in TOW.
The Kosnos liner Theben sailed yesterday
for Hamburg by way o. CentraIo and South
American Dorts.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Posted as Missing.

The schooner Honolulu was posted at Lloyds
yesterday as missing The German bark Okeia.
out I52 days from Hamburg for Salaverry,
vas placed on the overdue list at l5 per cent
fayette. 20 per cent: Red Rock. Is per cent,
and Port Stanley, per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Tonnnre Engarements.

The German snip Najade is chartered for
lumber from Hastings Mills TO Iquique at 3ss
Cd, and the ship St David, same business
from Puget Sound to Sydney az BIS Sd. Both
chartered prior 10 arrival.
The British steamer Dunlbsrton ION Puget
sound viii load coal for comoX for this por5-
The bark KaiUlanf returns 10 Honolulu with
general cargo.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01


IT was a great sufferer from rheumatism
NY arms so stiff and sore I could hardly
use them. Finally 1 became bad that 1
thought 1 should become paralyzed- My hands
and arms would feel numb and I would have
tingling sensation in them and I was told that
paralysis began that way. / tried many medi-
cines but nothing helped until I took the
Electro -Chemic treatment. and that helped me
right away.
I'm short time at a very small expense. I
have been thoroughly cured by the Electro
Chemic treatment
3f6 Third St. San Francisco.
Electro-C Chemistry is especially recommended
in consumption. catarrh. asthma. bronchitis.
deafness, ringing ears. head noises. dizziness,
cancers tumors ulcers old sores. eczema.
pimples. eruptions. headache. neuralgia rheu-
matism. locOmotor ataNia, paralysis. blood
r,oison diseases of the stomach, liver and
bowels constipation. Indigestion. piles. nstula.
female diseases such as displacements. trregu-
larities painful ovaries. in diseases Of the kid
news Rrfght's disease diabetes. Inflammation
OF tIfe bladder special diseases OF men. such
as rrostatitis nerve exhaustion structure and
treatment is very successful. Patients living
at 4 distance are loaned full Electro-Chen,ic
outfit for the home treatment 1t Is always
hest however for such person to come for
a personal examination when possible The
EIectro-Chemic Institute, the only one on the
Pacific Coast is located at IFS Grant avenue,
corner cf Post street, san Francisco There are
separate and private apartments for the ac-
coTnnodation of male and female patients, and
the office hours are from In the morning until
in the afternoon, and from TO at night
daily and on Sundays from 10 in the morning
until l in the afternoon. Consultation and
examination is free in all cases.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.

Cloudy foggy weather prevails along the
coast from Central California northward ana
general cloudy weather overs the plateau and
Rocy Mountain region. Elsewhere on the
Pacific Slope it is fair Light showers are re-
ported from Arizona and the eastern portions
OF Oregon and Washington. Thunderstorms
have occurred at Spokane. Flagstaff and Ell
Paso.
The pressure and temperature changes have
been slight in all districts.
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. August L
San Francisco and vicinity-Foggy Tuesday
morning becoming fair during the day; fresh
west wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Foggy, Tuesday
morning becoming fair during the day; light
west wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair Tuesday; light
San Joaquin vaney-Fair Tuesday;. light
Coast-Foggy Tuesday morning, becoming
fair during the day; ;5fresh west wind
Nevada--Fair Tuesday
G9 H WILSON, Local Forecaster, o
Temporarily in Charge.
e.
Fruit and Wheat Bulletin.
For the twenty-four hours ending 5 p. m,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
SUN. Moon and Tide.

United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point. entrance to San Francisco
Bay Published by official authority 81 the
Superintendent.
NOTEThe high and low waters occur at
the city front tMission-street wharf, about 25
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
Matters Of Interest TO Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

The ship Marion Chileott sailed on satur-
day for Honolulu via Monterey. At the lat
ter pors rhe vessel viii load 10000 barrels Of
crude Oh IN bulk valued at 81, 400.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Memoranda.

Per stnPr Sonoma. from Sydney, ETC. J,Iv
31-Experienced fine pleasant weather through
out the voyage.
LONDON, July 30.-Schr Honolulu, from
Shanghai for Port Townsend, posted at Lloyds
as missing.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
SWEEPS CANINE
DISTRICTS OF INDIA
Victims Are Dying in streets and Death
Rate Reaches S9.7 Per Thou
sand.

MADRAS, British India, July S1.-A
serious epidemic of cholera prevails
among the refugees from the famine
districts who have crowded into the
CITY for weeks past. Numbers Of vic
tins have been found dead or dying
on the streets. The death rate IS S9.I
per 1000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Uriicsol
Rheumatic
Specific

Kidney and Liver Stimulant- The
most successful remedy before the
public. Does not injure the storn-
ach. Drop postal for Free Booklet
on Treatment and Diet for Rheu-
matism to URICSOL CHEMICAL
CO.. 23d and Grand Ave. Los An
geles. Cal.
For Sale by All Druggists
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01
Time BALL.

Time Ball.
Branch photographic Office. u S. N, Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco. Cal.
Tuesday August 1, 1905:
building was dropped exactly at noon to- day
l. e. at noon of the 12oth meridian. at 8
D. m Greenwich time. ]. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. U. s. NJ. in charge.
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Nof,E.-In the above exposition of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides of the
Ssu in the order of occurrence to time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day. except when there are but three tides, as
sonnetimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition to the soundings of the United States
Coast Survey Charts except when minus (--)
sign precedes the height and then the number
the charts The plane Of reference is the mean
of the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-01

WEATHER AND CROP CONDITIONS.
Colusa-weather favorable for fruit and
beanso
ment of fruit
the damage done by hot weather.
Palermo-Rartlett pear crop still continues.
There will be about half a crop.
santa Maria--Cool weather retardng fruit
drying. Fruit lighter than any other crop.
fstockton-Snail shipments OF Elberta peaches
being made to Eastern points. %
Idyerrore-Grain. of good quality, though
poor yield
Hanford-Pear crop good. Pruneso nearly
,eadv 10 nick Grapes ripeping.
CIoverdale-Walnu crop quite light.
GEORGE n. WILSON,
Assistant Section Director.
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Fruit and Wheat Bulletin.
For the twenty-four hours ending 8 p. m,
12Oth meridian time, San Francisco, July 81.
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The weather Reports

d2oth Meridian-Pacihc Time)
SAN FRANCISCO, July s31-5 p m.
rhe following maximum and minimum tenn
a t11res q re rennrted for the nreVinus daY.